Theatre Questionnaire Responses

The given information in the table illustates the answers given to a questionnaire by two different sets of people for a newly opened theatre . These people are the club members and general public. According the the survey , total number of people who took interest were 5000. Opinions in the table are divided into 5 sections . These are highly satisfied, satisfied, neutral, dissatisfied and highly dissatisfied. The satisfied section has the highest percentage for both club members as well as general public as 40% and 45% respectively. In the club members group at second is highly satisfied( 25%) . People dissatisfied is 10 percent below 25% and the rest two sections are equal to 10% (neutral and highly dissatisfied. However in general public responses, the second highest is the neutral votes(20%). Afterwards is the highly satisfied (15%) which is 10% lower to club members in the same section. Dissatisfied is 2% lower than the previous one and the least is highly dissatisfied section (6%) .

The opening of theatre or any other big parts of many things such as malls,sports arena, etc is always been questioned by many people as well as the feedback survey is also the main part.In this chart the topic is about the theatre, the survey was taken about the theatre where 5000 people responded on it.The chart is all about responses from people for many parts such as,highly satisfied, satisfied, neutral, dissatisfied, Highly dissatisfied. There are two types of people in this survey one are the club members and the other one are General public. If we compare between their feedback, the most satisfied people are the club members than the general public.In the satisfied column the efficiency of General public is 5% more than the efficiency of club members. 10% club members voted neutral option and comparatively there is 10% more efficiency in people of Club members. Now, if people are liking all the features of theatres there's no doubt about the dissatisfied people's. There was a diffrence of only 2% between club members and general public as 15% effiency has the club members and 13% has the general public. In case of highly dissatisfied people there effiency is low comparatively with other options. There is just a total of 16% people between both club members and general public who are highly dissatisfied with theatre. According to the chart the theatre was the heartwarming and a great experience for all the people as there were more satisfied people between club and general public.

The catalogue beneath represents to the set of questions about recently inaugurated theatre at a club as rejoinder by two pairs of inhabitants ( club members and general public). Overall, there were approximately 5000 respondents out of which club members were highest under satisfied and least were present in neutral. In general public population, highest were situated in satisfied category whereas least were present in highly dissatisfied. In the following years, club members were towering with 40% in satisfied which is 15% more as compared to highly satisfied. Dissatisfied number of members were 15%. The count fell drastically for both neutral and highly dissatisfied with a number of 10%. In addition to this count, the general public applicants were considerably 5% more in satisfied category as compared to club members. The number reduced significantly to 20% with the neutral zone. After that reduction was seen gradually with Highly satisfied people with 15%. The dissatisfied ones were 13% followed by highly dissatisfied were the count towered down sharply with only 6%.

The table illustrates the answers of 5000 respondents to five different questions regarding the recently opened theatre at a club. The club members as well as the general public took part in the survey. In general, both the general public as well as the club members were satisfied with the brand new theatre services offered at the club. The percentage of highly satisfied people was relatively less among the general public as compared to the club members. Around two-thirds of the club members were extremely satisfied or satisfied with the theatre while around a quarter of the same people were either dissatisfied or highly dissatisfied with the new services on offer. Around one-tenth of the members preferred staying neutral in the survey. On the other hand, around 15% of the general public were highly satisfied with the theatre while 45% of them were satisfied. The number of general public dissatisfied or highly dissatisfied was very less standing at a percentage of 19%. Around two-tenth of the respondents remained neutral.

The table reveales feedback of club members as well as the general public which are 5000 in their number to a opinion poll for a theater which is recently opened. The data is described in percentage. Overall, it can bee seen that there is a significant variation in responses among individuals to a questionnaire which include Club members and the general public regarding there satisfactory level. The Five levels of Satisfaction reveals a notably difference in their patterns of responses. Taking Highly Satisfied first, Club members have more satisfaction level than General Public at 25% and 15% respectively, while satisfied respondents are more in both Club members and General Public which are 40% and 45% respectively, which are the highest in all over the table. Turning to Neutral respondents, the percentage of General public is twice the Club members which are 20% and 10%. Regarding the Dissatisfied people, both are nearly equal in percentage with 15% and 13%. However, 10% are Highly Dissatisfied of Club members. In marked contrast, only 6% are of General Public.

This report is to summarise the feedback of people belonging to two different sets, club members and general public, regarding the recently inaugrated theatre at a club. This feedback is obtained from the responses of 5000 people who filled the a questionnaire that was given. The questionnaire mainly assesses how satisfied the people are by the theatre's services. It allows the respondents to report how satisfied they are by choosing one option from - highly satisfied, satisfied, neutral, dissatisfied and highly dissatisfied. It is a scaling method, where highly satisfied demonstrates maximum satisfaction while highly dissatisfied demonstrates maximum dissatisfaction. Club member were at large satisfied. Majority of the members (40%) responded that they were satisfied, which is chosen more than any other option. One-fourth of the members were highly satisfied while 10% chose neutral. To look on the other hand, one-tenth of the memebrs were highly dissatisfied while 15% were dissatisfied. Amongst the responses collected from general public, 45% people chose being satisified with the theatre's services. One-fith people were neutral towards it while 15% were highly satisfied. One-fifth of the general public responded beign dissatisfied and highly dissatisfied with the theatre's offerings.

The table displays polls about a newly opened theatre at a club responded by a couple of sets of people from the club and the general public members. With a 5000 total votes. Overall, the opinions are quite mixed, the highest voting area satisfied from both the parties while a fractional amount of people are not-satisfied. There are at least 25% of club members who are very satisfied with the decision of opening a theatre and in contrast, 15% genreal public members. Furthermore, the rate of satisfaction among the club members and general public are 40% and 45% respectively making it the highest chosen option. While there are some workers who are not in favor and dissatisfied, 10% club members are neutral in decision and 20% general public workers voted for no actions. However, the number of people against the decision are 15% higher than the neutral value and 13% lesser from club members and general public respectively. And 10% club memebers are not in favor at all where as, 6% general public members are entirely dissatisfied.

The table below illustrates the opinions of the Common Public and the Club Members on a brand new theatre that recently opened in the club. The total number of respondents was 5000. The general consensus is that both the club members and the general public is satisfied with the theatre club. The views of the club members and general public varies significantly as the ratio of highly satisfied and highly disatisfied is 5:3 in case of the club members, whereas in case of the general public, it is 5:2. 10% of the Club members and 20% of the general public found the theatre club to be neutral and hence they were neither satisfied nor disatisfied.

The table illustrates responses to questions about a new theatre at a club as answered by two groups of people which includes Club members and the General public. The data is interpreted in the form of percentage. To begin with, the total number of respondents is 5000, the factors on which the survey is based upon are Highly Satisfied, Satisfied, Neutral, Dissatisfied, and Highly Dissatisfied and the survey is going to be answered between Club members and the General Public. Firstly, Highly Satisfied people are 25% from Club members and 15% from the General Public, people with Satisfied responses are 40% from Club members and 45% from General Public. Secondly, Club members with neutral responses are 10% and General Public with Neutral reaction are 20%, Club members with the response of Dissatification are 15% and with respect to General Public they are around 13%. Lastly, 10% of people from Club members are Highly Dissatisfied and among General Public they are 6% respectively. Therefore, as per the Survey, maximum people among both the Groups are Satisfied with the Theatre at the Club.

A survey was conducted about a theatre which was opened recently at a club. It recieved nearly 5000 votes from two groups of people namely, the Club members and the General Public. This essay explains the statistics of votes recieved in brief. Clearly the Club members overall were more satisfied with the newly opened theatre as compared to the General public showing a quarter of the induviduals voting for highly satisfied.Whereas only 15 % of general public voted for highly satisfied. However nearly half of them voted for satisfied in contrast with the club members had a close 40% votes. Moreover only a tenth of the Club members remained neutral as opposed to a fifth of general public who stayed neutral. Meanwhile there was a small group of dissapointed people with the theatre at 15 and 13% by the club members and general public respectively. and less than 15% of them were highly dissatisfied overall. To summarise this a larger proportion of induviduals were satisfied with the theatre while it is equally crucial to take into account and feedback of the dissatisfied customers.