In a survey, a lot of questions and answers are listed and participators will select one of the answers for each question. Sometimes, participators may not be willing to select the preferred one item in the answers because the item may damage the privacy of themselves. If this question is not answered, then it reveals that the question or the answers are sensitive, which also damages the privacy. Besides, each participator may have distinct privacy concerns even for the same questions and answers, thus the privacy-aware questions and answers cannot be determined and be removed in advance. Thus, the dilemma is how to select the answers for privacy-aware questions yet maintain the utility of the answering results in the survey. In this paper, we propose a general method to protect the various privacy in the investigation without the knowledge of privacy to be protected in advance. The main idea is that participators can randomly select answers if the privacy is the concern for themselves in the answers for this question. Our method is lightweight so as to be convenient in practices. We extensively analyze the accuracy of survey results to justify that our method can protect the privacy yet maintain the utility of the investigation.