Surveys

Tell your family story

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About you
What is your favorite…
For fun
The things that divide us
What type of work do you do?
Where do you live (city, country)?
Vacation spot?
Do you believe in Unicorns?
Do you use Apple, Windows or Andriod?
Legal
Where were your parents born?
Food or recipe?
If you could have a superpower, what would it be?
What is your favorite sports team?
Finance or Insurance?
Where where your parents/grand parents on D-day?
Sport to play or watch?
How many of you does it take to screw in a light bulb?
TV Show
Agriculture
Lefty or righty (this is not a political question)
Charities or social causes?
Do you like pickles?
Lefty or righty? (okay, this is a political question)
Hospitality, catering or leisure services.
Serve in the military? Where?
TV Show?
Would you rather find a four leaf clover or a heads up penny?
Health, fitness or social care?
What languages do you speak?
Pet or animal?
Is a Hot Dog a sandwich? Explain your answer.
Public sector or education.
Can you sing?
Music?
Mickey’s a mouse. Donald’s a duck. Pluto’s a dog. Whats Goofy?
Real Estate
Can you Dance?
Hobby
Do you like pickles?
Transport, retail or wholesale
Retired
Military
Superhero
Journalist, writer, author, blogger
Other

Surveys

Surveys can be a great way for the family to get to know each other. Make them fun so that people will be more likely to fill them in. These can be a great ice breaker and before you know it, family members who never knew each other before can find common interests with other cousins. There are a number of tools that allow you to send surveys out electronically, one of which is Constant Contact. These can be coupled with newsletters that you send out to the family as well. Posting the results of the survey in Facebook is a great idea. Do it in a such a way to encourage family members to add comments to your post. It gives your family a chance to interact with each other in a fun way as you share the results. Below are a few survey question ideas that can help you get started. Choose a few from each category. Keep them short so that it doesn’t take a long time to fill out. Keep them fun so your cousins enjoy doing them and look forward to seeing the results.

Surveys

Tell your family story

CousinsClub.org
© Copyright Lexabean, LLC
About you
What is your favorite…
For fun
The things that divide us
What type of work do you do?
Where do you live (city, country)?
Vacation spot?
Do you believe in Unicorns?
Do you use Apple, Windows or Andriod?
Legal
Where were your parents born?
Food or recipe?
If you could have a superpower, what would it be?
What is your favorite sports team?
Finance or Insurance?
Where where your parents/gra nd parents on D-day?
Sport to play or watch?
How many of you does it take to screw in a light bulb?
TV Show
Agriculture
Lefty or righty (this is not a political question)
Charities or social causes?
Do you like pickles?
Lefty or righty? (okay, this is a political question)
Hospitality, catering or leisure services.
Serve in the military? Where?
TV Show?
Would you rather find a four leaf clover or a heads up penny?
Health, fitness or social care?
What languages do you speak?
Pet or animal?
Is a Hot Dog a sandwich? Explain your answer.
Public sector or education.
Can you sing?
Music?
Mickey’s a mouse. Donald’s a duck. Pluto’s a dog. Whats Goofy?
Real Estate
Can you Dance?
Hobby
Do you like pickles?
Transport, retail or wholesale
Retired
Military
Superhero
Journalist, writer, author, blogger
Other

Surveys

Surveys can be a great way for the family to get to know each other. Make them fun so that people will be more likely to fill them in. These can be a great ice breaker and before you know it, family members who never knew each other before can find common interests with other cousins. There are a number of tools that allow you to send surveys out electronically, one of which is Constant Contact. These can be coupled with newsletters that you send out to the family as well. Posting the results of the survey in Facebook is a great idea. Do it in a such a way to encourage family members to add comments to your post. It gives your family a chance to interact with each other in a fun way as you share the results. Below are a few survey question ideas that can help you get started. Choose a few from each category. Keep them short so that it doesn’t take a long time to fill out. Keep them fun so your cousins enjoy doing them and look forward to seeing the results.