The Dialect Questionnaire: The Results Part 1

So, the results are in!

158 respondents completed the Dialect Questionnaire Project between 27 March and 18 April 2012.

Who completed the Dialect Questionnaire?

What is your relationship to Ryedale Folk Museum?

The pie chart below shows that the majority of respondents are visitors to Ryedale Folk Museum.



Are you male or female?

The pie chart below shows that the majority of respondents are female.



How old are you?

The bar chart below shows that the majority of respondents are aged between 41 and 50 years old. 61 to 70 year olds come a close second.
And, children aged between 4 and 10 years old rank third.




Where do you come from?

The map below shows that visitors came from countires as far a field as Argentina, India, Turkey, Germany and Scotland.

The red areas of the map below show that visitors travelled from many different counties in England to visit Ryedale Folk Museum.



The majority of visitors, 52%, came from the county of Yorkshire to visit Ryedale Folk Museum.

Coming next on Ryedale Folk Museum's blog: the results of the Dialect Questionnaire Project: Part 2.

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