Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Survey"

A: politician-a person who is professionally involved in politics, especially as a holder of or a candidate for an elected office. (someone who tries out for a place in government such as a senator or president)
overwhelmingly- by too much or a lot.
in favour of- wanting or for rather than against
capital punishment- punishing someone for doing something criminal by death

so basically in a survey done, it shows that more than expected politicians are okay with capital punishment, or punishing criminals by death

A: A record of data in this case. In other cases. It can also be use in replace of the word “look”.

A: The survey "included" these two other questions. The survey did not only ask about Trump's approval rating.
Survey questions included:
1. Trump approval rating?
2. Did Trump officials have improper contact with Russian officials?
3. Will Mueller conduct fair investigation?
4. For Trump supporters, what area of Trump's policy or style is disappointing to them?
http://www.people-press.org/2017/12/07/stark-partisan-divisions-over-russia-probe-including-its-importance-to-the-nation/2/

A: "Survey" means to look carefully at or examine. A "survey of the Bible" would be a careful examination or study of the Bible.

A: It means that the you will get a survey and the way you answer it will show the company how satisfied you were with the service they provided you.

A: Do you use your phone as soon as you wake up? Do you use your phone as your alarm clock? How many hours do you think you use your phone in a day? Do you text or call more?

A: For the sentences you provided it would be better to say “How old were you when you got a cellphone/smartphone” and “Do you have social media”!

A: I had to fill out a survey.
There were a lot of questions on that survey.

Before they could start construction they had to survey the site.
Whet they reached the top of the hill they stopped to survey the land.

A: Survey is an examination of opinions and behaviour which is usually made by asking people questions.
exp: They are conducting a survey to find out what the customers think of their internet service.

investigate is to examine a problem, statement, and crime carefully and with methodical effort to discover the truth.
exp: The police have been called in to investigate the car accident.

A: Oh well in that case,a survey is mapping an area; a poll is a voting station for popularity

A: Survey is like to quiz or test something
Study is to practice or try to remember something

A: Survey是問卷調查，收集意見之類
investigation 是搜查調查的意思
例如警察調查就會用investigation

A: They both measure people's opinions, but a survey is generally longer and more in-depth than a poll.

A: It's pretty good, just a few changes. 👍

There was a survey conducted by a high school junior in the United States. After describing water using negative, uncommon, emotional, and scientific words, he then asked 50 adults if it should be banned.

A: Yes. I think acceptance of would have been better than acceptance towards but the tenses are correct. The survey showed at the time increased acceptance, but it also still shows acceptance today, which implies it is still growing. I would have written it more passively using the past tense but that is a style choice

A: This is pretty accurate

A: #1 preliminary

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: I listen to mainstream pop music nowadays but I used to listen to Rock and Roll music. Chuck Berry up to Foo Fighters. Do you know these bands?
As I said before, I used to play guitar for a long time. When I played guitar, I listened to a lot of various Rock artists, such as, Led zeppline, Gun's n Roses, Mr.big, Nirvana, Queen, My chemical Romance, Foo fighters, and more!
I can easily say that Rock is my life. However, as of right now, I don't listen to Rock music quite often because although I said goodbye to music long ago, it gives me feelings io wanting to play again. Nevertheless, the best music, in my opinion, is Rock and Roll.

Other than punctuation errors, it was fine. The only thing I want to mention is the word "however". This is only used when contrasting ideas. Unlike the word "그런데", which has multiple usages, "however" only has one use. (To negate or contrast the previous sentence)

A: "I'm doing a survey" = I am asking other people about this; I am the scientist who wants to know this information
"I'm taking a survey" = I am one of the people being asked

A: It's a long sentence :—) but I think it's OK with "is" this time.

"~the celebrity~is Sota Fukushi, followed by~."

A: It's so nearly right, I'll say it's natural. :)

"A recent survey found that celebrity women in their 20's to 40's would most like to have at their office as a new employee: Sota Fukushi 福士蒼汰 (22, actor); followed by Masataka Kubota 窪田正孝 (27, actor); and Yudai Chiba 千葉雄大 (27, actor)."

A: The order of words were a bit confusing to see who was wanting what but I think I've worked it out! You're not talking about "celebrity women". You're talking about "celebrities that women would like to have at their office" :)

So I think the best way to say it is:
"A recent survey found that the celebrity most women in their 20's to 40's would like to have as a new employee at their office is Sota Fukushi (22, actor), followed by Masataka Kubota (27 actor), and Yudai Chiba (27, actor)."