Consider the sample survey questions below designed for targets participating $in$ a job training program. Each one $of$ these questions has a flaw that violates the rules $of$ writing survey questions. Study the body $of$ each question and the option choices $to$ identify each flaw $(10$ points$).$

What $is$ your highest education level? $(A)$ High school diploma $or$ GED, $(B)$ Some college $or$ Associate$s$ degree, $(C)$ Bachelor$s$ degree $or$ better.

What $is$ your employment status? $(A)$ Employed full$-$time, $(B)$ Employed part$-$time, $(C)$ Underemployed, $(D)$ Unemployed.

$If$ employed, what $is$ your current annual income? $(A)$ $$25,000or$ less, $(B)$ $$25,000-$$$49,999,(C)$ $$50,000-$$$74,999,(D)$ $$75,000-$$$99,999,(E)$ $$100,000or$ more.

$To$ what extent are you satisfied with the job training associates? $(A)$ Very satisfied, $(B)$ Somewhat satisfied, $(C)No$ opinion, $(D)$ Dissatisfied, $(E)$ Very dissatisfied.

$To$ what extent $do$ you feel that the job training seminars are clear, concise, and relevant $to$ your current job field? $(A)$ Strongly agree, $(B)$ Agree, $(C)No$ opinion, $(D)$ Disagree, $(E)$ Strongly disagree.