The best question that the university can ask to elicit accurate polling data is Should oil companies be required to pay the entire cost of cleaning up oil spills?
<h3 /><h3>What should be considered when making a polling question?</h3>
When making questions for a public-opinion poll, the person designing the poll should pick questions that are easy to give specific answer to.
Asking whether oil companies should have to pay the entire cost of cleaning oil spills is a simple and direct question that requires a yes or no answer which makes it best.
Asking if the federal government should work to change climate change might be vague because the government is already working on climate change.
Asking if automobile pollution should be limited to one hundred parts per million might be confusing to someone who doesn't understand how emissions are measured.
In conclusion, option "D. Should oil companies be required to pay the entire cost of cleaning up oil spills?" is correct.
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