Literal question
<span class="h2">Data of Private Occupied Dwellings</span>
<br />(Only for the first household or single household)</p>
<p><span class="em">6. Which is the predominate material of the floors of the dwelling? (VivDV03)</span>
<br />(Read the question and select the appropriate option according to the response)</p>
<div class="i1">[] 1 Ceramic, tile, stone, wood, carpet, linoleum, etc.<br />[] 2 Sand and Portland cement<br />[] 3 Only subfloor without floor<br />[] 4 Ground without floor or subfloor<br />[] 5 Other</div>
Interviewer instructions
<span class="h2">6.5 Data of Private Occupied Dwellings </span>
<br />(Only for the first household or single household)</p>
<ul class="b1">
<li>If it deals with a private unoccupied household, this module doesn't apply and the system returns to the list of addresses.</li>
<li>If it deals with a collective occupied dwelling, the system displays below the questions regarding the people that habitually reside in the household.</li>
<li>If it deals with a private dwelling and it is detected that it is occupied, the system displays the questions that will be presented below.</li>
</ul><p>Which is the predominate material of the floors of the dwelling? </p>
<p>Consider the floors of all the rooms that the dwelling has. Select the predominate material.</p>
<ul class="b1">
<li>Ceramic, tile, stone, wood, carpet, linoleum, etc.: Floor with finished materials of diverse types, including floating/engineered wood and parquet.</li>
<li>Sand and Portland cement: A layer of 1 or 2 cm. of sand and Portland extended and smoothed about the subfloor, with or without color.</li>
<li>Only subfloor without floor: A layer of a mix that contains stone or rubble applied directly to the ground, forming a resistant base for the future placement of floors.</li>
<li>Ground without floor or subfloor: An earthen ground that does not have any of the finishes enumerated in the previous options.</li>
<li>Other: This consists of materials that cannot be classified in any of the previous categories. The majority of the cases that are presented are covered in the previous categories, so that this option will only be used in very exceptional cases.</li>
</ul>
