Quantitative Literacy Practice Exam 2025 – Comprehensive Preparation Guide

The correct answer is focused on identifying the entire group from which the survey respondents are drawn. In this case, the population being surveyed refers to "All employees." This includes every employee within the defined scope of the poll, which is 1000 individuals in this instance.

By specifying 'all employees,' it is understood that the survey aims to gather insights from a broad demographic rather than a selective subset. This allows the results of the poll to be representative of the entire employee population, making the findings more significant and applicable to understanding trends, opinions, or conditions experienced by employees as a whole.

The other options are narrower in focus. While "Survey respondents" pertain specifically to those individuals who participated in this particular poll, they do not encompass the full population. "Employees who own cars" would exclude many individuals who do not own cars, and "Employees at the local business" limits the scope even further to a specific geographical or organizational context that may not apply universally to all employees. Therefore, these options do not represent the broader population being surveyed.