Skip to main content

MEL: Report Writing

 With a view to rescheduling its programmers, the Director of Zevit TV Channel has asked its Publicity Manager to submit a report. Assuming yourself to be the publicity manager, plan to conduct a survey among two thousand families in the four cities in north India. Prepare a mail questionnaire to be sent to the viewers for this purpose. Your questionnaire should have a cover letter, personal details and at least 20 questions to elicit the relevant information.


Zevit TV Channel

Publicity Manager's Office
[Your Address]
[Your Email]
[Date]

To,
[Recipient’s Name]
[Recipient’s Address]

Subject: Viewer Survey for Rescheduling Zevit TV Channel Programs

Dear Viewer,

We at Zevit TV Channel sincerely appreciate your time and support in helping us improve our programming. As we plan to reschedule our programs to better suit our viewers' preferences, we are conducting a survey among two thousand families in North India. Your valuable feedback will enable us to bring engaging and meaningful content to your screens.

Kindly take a few minutes to complete this questionnaire. Your responses will remain confidential and will be used solely for research purposes.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Best regards,
[Your Name]
Publicity Manager
Zevit TV Channel

Viewer Survey Questionnaire

Personal Details

  1. Name: ______________________

  2. Age: ______________________

  3. Gender: ( ) Male ( ) Female ( ) Other

  4. City: ______________________

  5. Occupation: ______________________

  6. Contact Number: ______________________

  7. Email Address: ______________________

Television Viewing Habits

  1. How many hours do you watch TV daily?
    ( ) Less than 1 hour ( ) 1-2 hours ( ) 2-4 hours ( ) More than 4 hours

  2. What time of the day do you mostly watch TV?
    ( ) Morning ( ) Afternoon ( ) Evening ( ) Night

  3. Which age group primarily watches TV in your family?
    ( ) Children ( ) Teenagers ( ) Adults ( ) Seniors

  4. Which type of content do you prefer? (Select all that apply)
    ( ) News ( ) Movies ( ) Serials ( ) Reality Shows
    ( ) Talk Shows ( ) Educational Programs ( ) Sports ( ) Others: ____________

  5. How often do you watch Zevit TV Channel?
    ( ) Daily ( ) Weekly ( ) Occasionally ( ) Rarely

  6. What is your favorite program on Zevit TV Channel? ____________

  7. What changes would you like in our existing programs? ____________

  8. Do you prefer watching TV or OTT platforms (Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc.)?
    ( ) TV ( ) OTT Platforms ( ) Both equally

  9. How satisfied are you with the current programming of Zevit TV Channel?
    ( ) Very Satisfied ( ) Satisfied ( ) Neutral ( ) Dissatisfied ( ) Very Dissatisfied

Preferences for Program Rescheduling

  1. What time slot would you prefer for prime-time shows?
    ( ) 6-8 PM ( ) 8-10 PM ( ) 10 PM-12 AM

  2. Would you like more regional content in your language?
    ( ) Yes ( ) No

  3. Would you prefer more interactive or audience-participation-based programs?
    ( ) Yes ( ) No

  4. Do you think Zevit TV Channel should introduce more programs for children and teenagers?
    ( ) Yes ( ) No

  5. What type of new programs would you like to see? (Please specify) ____________

  6. Do you follow Zevit TV on social media?
    ( ) Yes ( ) No

  7. Would you be interested in receiving updates about new programs via email or SMS?
    ( ) Yes ( ) No

  8. Any additional suggestions to improve Zevit TV Channel’s programming? ____________

Thank you for your valuable feedback!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

SY BCOM/ BSc MCQS

 Action Will Be Taken by Heinrich Böll 1. **Why did the narrator interview for a job at Alfred Wunsiedel's factory?**      a) He was interested in the work.      b) He needed a job desperately.      c) He was encouraged by a friend.      d) He was curious about the factory.      **Answer:** b) He needed a job desperately. 2. **Why did the narrator suspect the factory?**      a) It was unusually quiet.      b) The workers seemed too happy.      c) There were too many rules.      d) The building looked old.      **Answer:** b) The workers seemed too happy. 3. **Why did the company give the candidates breakfast?**      a) To boost their energy.      b) To make them feel valued.      c) To test their reaction to kindness. ...
3 comments
Read more

FY BCOM SEM-1 AEC_English Proficiency and Life Skills-I MCQS

  Reading Skills, Customer Relations & Word Formation A. Reading Skills 1. What should a reader do before beginning to read a text for a specific purpose? A. Memorise the entire text B. Understand the purpose of reading C. Read only the conclusion D. Skip the introduction Answer: B 2. Skimming is primarily used to: A. Study every detail of a text B. Get an overall idea of a text C. Memorise vocabulary D. Analyse grammar Answer: B 3. Scanning is a type of reading used to: A. Enjoy a literary work B. Find specific information C. Understand every argument D. Summarise an entire chapter Answer: B 4. Close reading is also known as: A. Extensive reading B. Intensive reading C. Casual reading D. Speed reading Answer: B 5. Which type of reading involves reading a text in detail? A. Skimming B. Scanning C. Close reading D. Previewing Answer: C 6. Skimming is particularly useful when the reader wants to: A. Locate a particular date B. Understand the gene...
Post a Comment
Read more

Understanding of the Story: Assertive Skills

Assertive Skills  Verger by Somerset Maugham Understanding the story Answer the following questions. Later you may discuss your answers in the class 1. Who is Albert Edward? Albert Edward is the verger (caretaker) of St. Peter's Church. 2. How long has he been working at his job? He has been working at his job for sixteen years. 3. What is his attitude to the new vicar? Albert Edward initially seems apprehensive and resentful towards the new vicar's suggestion of resignation due to his lack of education. 4. What problem does Albert face in his career? The problem Albert faces in his career is that he is asked to resign from his position as verger because he is illiterate and unable to write his name. 5. How does he face the critical situation that he no longer has a job?  Albert faces the critical situation of losing his job by deciding to start his own successful business. 6. How does he set up a new business and prosper in it? He sets up a tobacco shop and prospers in it by ...
Post a Comment
Read more