MDM 4U - Chapter 5 - Qualitative/Qualitative/Graphs

Which of the following is correct when describing Qualitative Data

• The independent variables would be numbers

• The dependent variables would NOT be numbers

• The independent variables would be categorical

• The data could be further categorized into continuous or discrete data

Which of the following statements are NOT correct about Quantitative Data

• The dependent variable is numerical

• The independent variable is numerical

• The data can be represented in a pie chart

• The data can be represented in a histogram

Which of the following graphical representations best describe qualitative data

• Pie Chart

• Histogram

• Line Graph

• Scatter Plot

Ordered Categorical Data is called

• Continuous Data

• Nominal Data

• Discrete Data

• Ordinal Data

Categorical Data that has no Ranking is called

• Continuous Data

• Nominal Data

• Discrete Data

• Ordinal Data

Numerical Data that is on an infinite scale is called

• Continuous Data

• Nominal Data

• Discrete Data

• Ordinal Data

Numerical Data that uses Specific Increments is called

• Continuous Data

• Nominal Data

• Discrete Data

• Ordinal Data

What graphical representations can be used for Quantitative Continuous Data (select all that apply)

• Line Graphs

• Pie Charts

• Scatter Plots

• Bar Chart

What graphical representations can be used for Quantitative Discrete Data (select all that apply)

• Line Graphs

• Histogram

• Scatter Plots

• Pie Chart

What graphical representations can be used for Qualitative Nominal Data (select all that apply)

• Bar Chart

• Histogram

• Scatter Plots

• Pie Chart