I'm looking to design a multiple choice questionnaire where each of the possible answers to the question provides not just one datapoint, but is actually scored as two independent datapoints.

For example, if I was to ask what type of holiday was preferred: a week-end sunbathing on a tropical island, a week skiing or three week's trekking

Is there a survey design that will allow me to assign, extract and collate two data aspects (length of time away) and (level of activity) independently of each other, so that – over a series of questions, I can accumulate scores for both aspects independently?

Ideally, these two aspects would then be plotted on an XY graph to visualise in which quadrant the majority of responses fell.

If that's not possible currently, I can easily do the analysis post-survey, but can you collect two datapoints per question in such a way?

Cheers,

Matt