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Parasites in Your World: Visitor Survey

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Welcome to the CCMSH Parasites in Your World Survey. Your opinions and suggestions are extremely valuable! Your answers will be rewarded with a CCMSH Admissions Guest Pass granting free admission on a return visit to the Museum. Please complete the survey questions below. When finished, ask our Visitor Experience staff about your free guest pass.
What did you think of the topic of this micro exhibit? (Parasites in Your World)*
- Very Interesting
- Somewhat Interesting
- Neutral / Neither Interesting Nor Boring
- Somewhat Boring
- Very Boring
Please tell us why you chose your previous answer. What did you like about the topic?*
Please tell us why you chose your previous answer. What did you dislike about the topic?*
What did you think of the physical size of the text in the exhibit?*
- Very Easy to Read
- Readable
- Slightly Unreadable (Some text too small)
- Not Readable (All text too small)
What did you think about this exhibit's visual appeal?*
- I think this exhibit looks great, I love it.
- I like the look of this exhibit, but I do not love it.
- I have no opinion on how this exhibit looks.
- I do not like the look of this exhibit, but I do not hate it.
- I think this exhibit is ugly, I hate it.
Please tell us why you chose your previous answer. What would you change to make the exhibit more visually appealing?
What did you think about the amount of information presented in this exhibit?*
- I think this exhibit has a lot of information.
- I think this exhibit has a decent amount of information.
- I have no opinion on the amount of information presented.
- I think this exhibit needs more information.
- I think this exhibit has too much information.
What did you think about the number of specimens presented in this exhibit?*
- I think this exhibit has a lot of specimens.
- I think this exhibit has a decent amount of specimens.
- I have no opinion on the amount of specimens presented.
- I think this exhibit needs more specimens.
- I think this exhibit has too many specimens.
Specimens = Cool objects to look at.
What did you think about your ease of understanding of this topic?*
- I think this topic was explained well and easy to understand.
- I think this topic was somewhat easy to understand.
- I have no opinion on the ease of understanding of this topic.
- I think this topic was somewhat difficult to understand.
- I think this topic was not explained well and difficult to understand.
What can the Museum do to better explain this topic or make it easier to understand?
Do you have any additional questions about the topic in this exhibit?*
- Yes, I have additional questions.
- No, I do not have additional questions.
If yes, what additional questions did you have about the topic?
Please answer in the text box provided.
Would you be interested in this exhibit topic as a larger display?*
- Yes, this topic needs an entire exhibit gallery.
- Yes, this topic needs a larger, permanent exhibit case.
- I have no opinion.
- No, this topic does not need a larger, permanent exhibit case.
- No, I do not want to see this topic presented at all.
Should we make this exhibit topic a larger display, what topics would you most be interested in learning? (Pick 3)*
- Basics of Parasites
- Medical Parasitology
- Parasite Effects on Humans
- Animal Parasitology
- Parasites and the Ecosystem
- Parasitologists and What They Do
- Extreme Parasitology
- The History of Parasitology
Definitions: Parasitology is the scientific discipline concerned with the study of the biology of parasites and parasitic diseases, including the distribution, biochemistry, physiology, molecular biology, ecology, evolution and clinical aspects of parasites, including the host response to these agents.

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Would you like receive updates via email about updates at the Museum?*
- Yes, I would like to receive email updates about the Museum
- No, do not send me email updates.
If yes, which areas of interest would you like to be notified? (Select all that apply)*
- Exhibit Openings
- Family Fun-Day Events
- Homeschool Day Programs
- Distinguished Lecture Series Events
- Sales, Discounts, and Deals

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