True, false or no information
A survey table compares two groups, such as casual and club cyclists. A report makes several comments about it, and the student marks each one True, False or No information.
'No information' is the one that catches people out: a survey of favourites says nothing about causes, about dislikes, or about how many people were asked.
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What changes each time
- Different surveys and groups every time
- Trends, ratios, figures and popularity claims
- Several statements to judge
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