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    Questionnaire Analysis

    1. Age

    Age

    0-13 14-30
    The age of the respondents was between the age of 14-30 with a 100% answering between
    14-30 years of age.

    2. Gender

    Gender

    Male Female Prefer not to say


    The majority of the respondents were male with 80% answering as male and 20% answering
    as female.
    3. Who introduced Carnival in Malta?

    Who introduced Carnival in Malta?

    The Knights of St. John The Arabs The byzantines


    All of the respondents answered that the Knights of St. John introduced the Carnival in
    Malta (100%). From the charts presented it is clear that the respondents thought that
    Carnival in Malta was started by the Knights and this is because the majority of respondents
    are students who were taught this. Evidence from the chart matches with research found on
    this topic although the Carnival could also be traced back to the 1400s so it could be that it
    was started before. The results found from this question prove the common knowledge that
    the Carnival was started in Malta by the Knights.

    4. Was meat allowed during this feast?

    Was meat allowed

    Yes No
    From the results obtained from this question it was concluded that 80% replied ‘Yes’ to this
    question whilst the remaining 20% replied ‘No’. The reason for the majority of the people
    answering ‘Yes’ is because it is taught in school that meat is allowed during Carnival. Such
    results from the majority of answers from this question match with research found on this
    topic.

    5. What does the term ‘Carne Vale’ mean?

    What does it mean

    Meat is allowed Meat is delicious Meat is not allowed


    The majority of people (60%) said that the term ‘Carne Vale’ meant that meat is allowed. It is
    evident from the charts presented that the majority of people knew what the Italian term
    meant. The reason for not having a greater majority in favour of the answer ‘meat is
    allowed’ could be due to the misconception that meat isn’t allowed and for this reason the
    majority wasn’t that big with 26.7% answering ‘meat isn’t allowed’. Results from the
    question agree with research found on this topic.

    6. Carnival is celebrated after Ash Wednesday. True or False


    Carnival is celebrated after Ash Wednesday

    Yes No
    73.3% of people answered true to this statement. It is evident from the charts presented
    that the respondents didn’t know that Carnival was celebrated before Ash Wednesday with
    only 26.7% answering correctly. The results obtained differ from the research found on this
    topic as Carnival is celebrated before Ash Wednesday.

    7. Was Carnival celebrated before the start of Christianity?

    Was it celebrated before Christianity?

    Yes No
    60% of people answered yes to this question. It is evident from the chart presented that the
    majority of people knew that Carnival was in fact celebrated before Christianity. The results
    obtained from this question match with the research found on this topic since carnival was
    celebrated before the start of Christianity.

    8. Do you look forward to the Carnival feast and why?


    Do you look forward to Carnival

    Yes No
    The majority of people enjoy the Carnival feast with 66.67% of people replying that they
    enjoy going to this feast. Reasons for this mostly included that the Carnival feast has a great
    atmosphere, because of the delicious food and because the feast is fun and enjoyable to go
    to. On the other hand, the 33.33% of people who don’t like this feast, mostly gave reasons
    that they aren’t into the carnival celebrations with some saying it has lost its traditions and
    one person saying “it has been commercialised to a point where it has lost all meaning”.

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