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Synthetic inputOriginal synthetic practice input. All people, organizations, records, observations and events below are fictional. Original invented four-row dataset for one fictional adult workshop question Q1. These are teaching rows, not collected survey results. Q1: "Which of these paper activities would you like listed in a future workshop leaflet? Select all that apply." Options: A = folding; B = collage; C = paper cutting. A valid answer is any nonempty subset of A/B/C, each option at most once. A blank list means Skip. No None/Not applicable option exists in this fixture; all four rows were eligible and shown Q1. Do not turn a skip into opposition to an activity. Each ID is explicitly one unique respondent; no duplicate exports or repeat respondents are present. If duplicates, unsupported choices or repeated options occur in a later input, hold and apply an explicit owner policy before counting. respondent_id | Q1 selections R1 | A,B R2 | A R3 | [blank] R4 | B,C Requested report: counts of supplied respondents, Q1 answerers, skips and total selections; for each option, the fraction and percentage of Q1 answerers selecting it; and the skip fraction/percentage of all respondents. One respondent can count in several option rows but at most once per option. Show exact fractions and percentages rounded to one decimal place; do not force rounded percentages to sum to 100. Do not report share of all selections unless separately requested. Describe this synthetic batch only; no representative sample, significance, demand forecast, real preference result or causal claim.
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