Welcome to this week’s edition of Top Question Tuesday. Last week’s winning question asked about whether Americans understood the health care bills currently  being debated in Congress.  Once we have results from the question we’ll post them on our blog.

This week’s user-submitted survey questions are below. The questions are shortened to save space on our blog post, but these are the basic ideas. Take a look through the questions and then vote for the question you’d most like to see on a Zogby Interactive survey. As a reminder, if you’d like to submit a question to be considered for a Top Question Tuesday Zogby survey, use the “Top Question Tuesday” box on the right of the page. And if you’d like to join Zogby’s interactive panel to answer questions similar to these, click here.

1. Music producer Quincy Jones and Singer/Songwriter Lionel Ritchie have collaborated with Producer/Musician Wyclef Jean to produce a remake of 1985’s “We Are the World” to benefit Haitian earthquake relief efforts.  The remake will make its debut during the opening ceremonies of the Winter Olympics in Vancouver and will available to purchase as a music single or video.  How likely would you be to purchase such a recording to benefit Haitian earthquake relief—very likely, somewhat likely, not very likely, or not at all likely?

2. This year, 10 movies will be nominated as finalists for an Oscar award for Best Picture. In previous years, only 5 movies were named as finalists. Do you think including ten movies as finalists is an attempt to generate and interest more viewers, or do you think the Academy is trying to recognize a year of exceptional movies?

3. Which of the following is closest to your opinion:  The Obama administration’s stated plans to allow gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military is…

a. The right decision and should happen now.

b. The right decision but should happen later.

c. The wrong decision.

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