Quiz about Statistics

Question 1

It is the process of collecting, analyzing, interpreting and presenting a set of data.

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Statistics

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Probability

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Research

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Mathematics

Question 2

What are the two types of data?

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Qualitative and Quantitative

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Nominal and Ordinal

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Numerical and Quantitative

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Categorical and Qualitative

Question 3

Why do we study Statistics?

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Because it is connected to our day to day living.

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Because we need it for decision-making.

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Because it is a requirement for us to pass the Senior High School.

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Because it is a difficult subject.

Question 4

It is an area of Statistics where we need to draw conclusion or generalization based from the results.

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Inferential Statistics

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Descriptive Statistics

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Inference

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Variable

Question 5

An area of Statistics concerned with collecting, describing and analyzing data without making a conclusion.

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Descriptive Statistics

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Inferential Statistics

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Discriminant Statistics

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Statistical process

Question 6

Which of the following is an example of Qualitative data?

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Religion

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Age

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Weight

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Grades

Question 7

The following are examples of Qualitative data EXCEPT

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Body Temperature

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Gender

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SHS Track

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Blood type

Question 8

The following are common tools for Descriptive Statistics EXCEPT

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Drawing inferences

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Frequency Distribution tables

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Arithmetic Mean

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Graphs and Figures

Question 9

Which of the following is the BEST application of Statistics in one's life.

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Decision-making

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Choosing of college course

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Problem solving

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Politician to vote

Question 10

It is an activity where you collect data and response and compile it, just like your data gathering activity.

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Census

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Interview

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Statistical process

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Research

Question 11

It is the process of assigning value to a variable.

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Measurement

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Computation

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Surveying

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Experimentation

Question 12

It is a level of measurement where observations can be named without particular order or ranking imposed on the data. Words, letters, and even numbers are used to classify the data.

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Nominal

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Ratio

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Ordinal

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Interval

Question 13

It is a level of measurement where ranking or order is important. The difference between rankings may not always be the same.

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Ordinal

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Nominal

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Interval

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Ratio

Question 14

It is a level of measurement that indicates the actual amount where the order and the difference between variables can be known. Its limitation is that it has no 'true zero'.

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Interval

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Ordinal

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Nominal

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Ratio

Question 15

It is a level of measurement wherein it has the same properties as the interval level/ Additionally, it has a 'true zero' and the ratio between two points has a meaning.

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Ratio

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Nominal

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Interval

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Ordinal

Question 16

Gender and Religion are examples of which level of measurement?

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Nominal

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Ordinal

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Interval

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Ratio

Question 17

Competition placement, classroom officers, pageant winners are examples of which level of measurement?

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Ordinal

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Nominal

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Interval

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Ratio

Question 18

Temperature is an example of which level of measurement?

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Interval

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Nominal

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Ordinal

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Ratio

Question 19

Height and Weight are examples of which level of measurement?

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Ratio

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Nominal

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Ordinal

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Interval

Question 20

It is a collection of facts from experiments, observations, sample surveys and censuses, and administrative reporting systems.

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Data

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Facts

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Information

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Variable

Question 21

TRUE or FALSE.

Nominal and Ordinal are categorical in nature.

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True

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False

Question 22

It is done to further verify the data, to summarize the information extracted and to come up with a good decision.

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Data Quality Check

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Data Assurance

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Data Check

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Data Assurance Check

Question 23

TRUE or FALSE.

Planning or designing the collection of data to answer statistical questions in a way that maximizes information content and maximizes bias.

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FALSE

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TRUE

Question 24

TRUE or FALSE.

To answer the statement 'How tall is a typical Filipino?', one doesn't need a statistical process.

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FALSE

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TRUE

Question 25

The following are the W's of data contextualization EXCEPT.

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Which?

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Who?

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Why?

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When?

Question 26

What are the 6 W's in data contextualization?

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Why, How, What, Where, Who, When

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What, When, Why, Which, Where, How

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Where, When, Why, How, Whom, What

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Which, Whom, How, Why, Where, When

Question 27

It is a characteristic that is observable or measurable in every unit of the universe.

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Variable

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Population

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Universe

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Data

Question 28

Numerical data can be further classified as?

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Discrete and Continuous

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Qualitative and Quantitative

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Variable and Population

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Descriptive and Inferential

Question 29

Height, weight, number of registered cars, household size, and total household expenditures/income of survey

respondents are all examples of?

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Quantitative data

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Qualitative data

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Ratio

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Interval

Question 30

From the 12 variables in you data gathering activity, how many Qualitative data are there?

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5

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3

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4

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6

Question 31

From the 12 variables in your data gathering activity, how many Quantitative data are there?

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7

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4

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5

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6

Question 32

The Number of Siblings in your data gathering activity is a _________.

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Quantitative, discrete data

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Qualitative data

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Quantitative, continuous data

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Quantitative, nominal data

Question 33

The Height (centimeters) in your data gathering activity is a _________.

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Quantitative, continuous data

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Qualitative data

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Quantitative, discrete data

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Quantitative, Interval data

Question 34

In statistical activities, facts are collected from respondents for purposes of getting aggregate information, but _______ should be protected.

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confidentiality

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statistical process

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data quality check

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experiment

Question 35

Identify the level of measurement of the variable: highest educational attainment

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Ordinal

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Nominal

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Interval

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Ratio

Question 36

What is the level of measurement of the variable: body temperature?

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Interval

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Nominal

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Ordinal

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Ratio

Question 37

Civil status is an example of what level of measurement?

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Nominal

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Ordinal

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Interval

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Ratio

Question 38

Which of the following variables is a quantitative, continuous variable?

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Weight (in kilograms)

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Number of text messages sent per day

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Usual daily food expenditure

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Age of Mother

Question 39

A survey of students in a certain school is conducted. The survey questionnaire details the information on the following variables. Which of the following is a qualitative variable?

A. number of family members who are working

B. ownership of a cell phone among family members

C. amount spent in pesos on food in one week

D. occupation of household head

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B and D only

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A only

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A and C only

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B only

Question 40

A survey of students in a certain school is conducted. The survey questionnaire details the information on the following variables.

A. total family income

B. number of years of schooling of each family member

C. access of family members to social media

Which of the above variables is a qualitative variable?

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C only

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A only

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B only

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Both A and B

Question 41

What is our Subject Title?

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Statistics and Probability

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Statistical and Probability

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Statistics Probability

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Statistician Probability

Question 42

Which of the following questions is answerable by a statistical process?

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Who will probably win as President among the Presidentiables?

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How many days are there in the year 2022?

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Did you eat your breakfast today?

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How much is a sachet of Birch Tree milk?

Question 43

Statistics enables us to do the following EXCEPT.

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make opinion-based decisions and predictions

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characterize persons, objects, situations, and phenomena

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explain relationships among variables

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formulate objective assessments and comparisons

Question 44

Which of these is the first step in Statistical Process?

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Planning or designing the collection of data to answer statistical questions in a way that maximizes information content and minimizes bias

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Collecting the data as required in the plan

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Summarizing the information extracted from the data

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Verifying the quality of the data after they were collected

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