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Across 1. SMALL NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS ASSEMBLED FOR A CONVERSATION ABOUT SPECIFIC ISSUES 3. PROCEDURE IN WHICH THE SURVEY IS ADJUSTED ACCORDING TO THE DEMOGRAPHICS OF THE LARGER POPULATION 5. A REPRESENTATIVE POLL OF RANDOMLY SELECTED RESPONDENTS WITH A STATISTICALLY SIGNIFICANT SAMPLE SIZE, USING NEUTRAL LANGUAGE 7. SURVEY DESIGNED TO MEASURE THE OPINIONS OF THE POPULATION, USUALLY CONSISTING OF 1,500 RESPONSES 9. TERM USED WHEN POLLS SHOW A MINORITY WITH A TREMENDOUS LEAD IN THE POLLS LOSE ON ELECTION DAY BECAUSE RESPONDENTS DID NOT ANSWER QUESTIONS TRUTHFULLY FOR FEAR OF BEING LABELED RACISTS, SEXISTS, ABLEISTS, ETC 11. RATE IS THE SAME REGARDLESS OF INCOME SUCH AS SALES TAX OR MEDICARE 18. GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS FROM A LARGER POPULATION USED TO MEASURE PUBLIC OPINION 20. POLLSTERS ASK IF RESPONDENTS APPROVE, YES OR NO, OF THE PRESIDENT’S JOB PERFORMANCE 22. A PORTION THAT REFLECTS THE DEMOGRAPHICS OF THE POPULATION 25. METHOD OF CHOOSING ALL POLL RESPONDENTS IN A WAY THAT DOES NOT OVER- OR UNDERREPRESENT ANY GROUP OR POPULATION 26. CANDIDATES DEBATE THE ISSUES FACING CONSTITUENTS AND NOT EACH OTHER’S PERSONALITIES 27. MONITORING PUBLIC REACTIONS TO NEW POSSIBLE COURT DECISIONS 28. TENDENCY TO TELL POLLSTERS WHAT A RESPONDENT THINKS THE POLLSTER WANTS TO HEAR AND NOT THE RESPONDENT’S ACTUAL OPINION 29. SUPPORT SHIFTS TO A CANDIDATE/ISSUE IN THE LEAD IN PUBLIC OPINION POLLS BECAUSE IT IS BELIEVED MANY PEOPLE ENDORSE THE CANDIDATE/ISSUE 30. SURVEY CONDUCTED OUTSIDE A POLLING PLACE IN WHICH INDIVIDUALS ARE ASKED WHO AND WHAT THEY JUST VOTED FOR AND WHY 31. SEQUENCING OF QUESTIONS IN PUBLIC OPINION POLLS 32. SURVEY DETERMINING THE LEVEL OF SUPPORT FOR A CANDIDATE OR AN ISSUE THROUGHOUT A CAMPAIGN

Down 2. RATES ARE HIGHER FOR THOSE WHO EARN LESS SUCH AS PAYROLL TAXES 4. A PERSON’S BELIEF IN THEIR ABILITY TO EFFECT PUBLIC POLICY AS AN INDICATION OF THEIR WILLINGNESS AND INTEREST IN VOTING, CAMPAIGNS, ETC. 6. RATES ARE HIGHER FOR THOSE WHO EARN MORE SUCH AS INCOME TAXES 8. MARGIN OF ERROR IN A POLL, WHICH USUALLY IS CALCULATED TO PLUS OR MINUS THREE POINTS 10. PHRASING OF A QUESTION IN A PUBLIC OPINION POLL 12. USE OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS RANDOMLY GENERATED BY COMPUTER TO SELECT POTENTIAL SURVEY RESPONDENTS 13. DECEPTIVE TECHNIQUE CLAIMING TO GAUGE PUBLIC OPINION ON CANDIDATES/ISSUES BUT QUESTIONS USE FAVORABLE LANGUAGE TOWARD ONE CANDIDATE/ISSUE AND NEGATIVE LANGUAGE TOWARD THE OTHER IN AN ATTEMPT TO SWAY THE RESPONDENT’S OPINION 14. SUM OF INDIVIDUAL’S ATTITUDES ABOUT GOVERNMENT, POLICIES, AND ISSUES 15. SURVEY CONDUCTED OF PEOPLE COMING TO AN EVENT 16. SURVEY TAKEN AT THE BEGINNING OF A POLITICAL CAMPAIGN IN ORDER TO GAUGE SUPPORT FOR A CANDIDATE AND DETERMINE WHICH ISSUES ARE IMPORTANT TO VOTERS 17. HOW MIGHT REACT TO CERTAIN ISSUES 19. VOTERS REFUSE TO PARTICIPATE IN POLLS BECAUSE THEY DO NOT WANT TO SHARE THEIR UNPOPULAR OPINIONS 21. POLL TO GAUGE PUBLIC OPINION ON A CANDIDATE/ISSUE USING COMMON POLLING TECHNIQUES (RANDOM SAMPLE AND FAIR REPRESENTATION) 23. SET OF ISSUES IN WHICH GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, VOTERS, AND THE PUBLIC ARE PAYING ATTENTION 24. THE INTERNAL USE OF GOVERNMENT POWER TO SECURE THE HEALTH, WELFARE, OPPORTUNITIES, AND NATIONAL SECURITY OF CITIZENS