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going there ? — Why ? — What are your favourite subjects ? — Wrhen you return home do you endeavour to re-act the scenes you have been watching ?
Questionnaire No. 2.
The first 10 questions are identical with those appearing in Questionnaire No. 1 ; the following questions are added thereto:
11. Does the cinema rouse your artistic emotions ? 12. Has the cinema opened up new vistas in your life ?
Questionnaire No. 3.
This was identical with the questionnaire addressed to adults (see No. 4, page 540). Mile Jung classified only the questions referring to the cinema and left out the questions referring to theatres, concerts, and other places of entertainment. If we adopt the conventional enumeration adopted on page 549 of our October issue, this questionnaire reads as follows :
1. (Name) Sex. — 2. Age. — 3. Nationality. — 4. Do you go often to the cinema ? — How many times a veek ? — 5. Do you go alone or in company ? — 6-7. Wlien ? (week-days or holidays ; afternoons or evenings ?). — 10. What subjects do you like best ? (topical, travel, geography, drama, comical scenes ?). — 12. Do you experience any artistic emotion at the cinema ? — 13. Has the cinema opened up any new horizons in your life ? — 14. What attracts you to the cinema ? (posters, newspaper announcements, hand-bills ; etc.) — 15. What do you think of the cinema in war time ?
Questionnaire No. 1 was addressed to the elementary schools and to a section of the high school of Derriere-Bourg ; questionnaire No 2 to the other section of Derriere-Bourg, and Questionnaire No. 3 to the boarding schools and grammar schools and to the School of Commerce.
1st. Question Sex.
Girls 15 19 (47.29%)
Boys 1693 (52.71%)
Total 3212 (100 %)
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