Appendix I

QUESTIONNAIRE

Dear respondent,

I am a final year student
of the above mentioned institution and department carrying out a research work
“Knowledge of nutrition among literate and non-literate women in Akwukwu-Igbo,
Osimilli North Local Government Area of Delta State”.

The questionnaire is designed
to collect useful information form the above topic. It is purely for academic
purpose and all information given by you shall be kept confidential.

I therefore appeal to you
to answer the under listed questions sincerely and honestly by ticking the appropriate
space indicated below.

Thanks for your
co-operation.

Section A: Personal data

Age: 14-16 (   )
17-20 (   ) 21-25 (   ) 26-30 (
) 35 and above (   )

Marital status: Married (
) Single ( ) Divorced ( ) Widow (
)

Educational status: Some primary education ( ) Primary 6 ( ) Some secondary education ( ) JSS edu. ( ) School cert. ( ) Tertiary ( )

Occupation skill: Trading (
) Civil servant (   ) Tailoring
(    ) Hair dresser (    ) Farming (    )

Section B: Lists of items

S/N	List of item	A	SA	D	SA
1.	Education has nothing to do with nutritional status
2.	Illiterate women are prone to infections than literate women
3.	Literate women contribute more economically to the home and society than illiterate women
4.	Women are not aware of the need for education in nutrition
5.	Most women are less concern for the need of education
6.	Parents do not want to invest on their female children educationally
7.	Nutrition importance has not been well emphasis in our educational system
8.	Poor nutritional status in women causes high maternity mortality rate
9.	Most women do not know the basic nutritional requirement in children
10.	Children suffer from diseases due to poor nutrition
11.	Most women do not feel well when breastfeeding their baby
12.	Poor nutritional status of children causes high mortality rate
13.	Poor nutritional status leads to low birth weight and high infant mortality
14.	Poor nutritional status leads to malnutrition
15.	Women are ignorant of consequences of poor nutritional status
16.	Most illiterate women now strife to be educated through adult literacy education