Civic Numeracy

What does the term "civic" refer to?

• Mathematics

• Biology

• • Government and citizenship

• Geography

Which of the following best describes "Civic Numeracy"?

• • Knowledge of mathematical operations

• The ability to apply mathematical concepts to civic issues

• Knowledge of civic history

• The ability to write complex equations

Which type of data is represented by numbers?

• Qualitative data

• • Quantitative data

• Civic data

• None of the above

Which type of data is represented by non-numerical data such as colours, smells, or tastes?

• • Qualitative data

• • Quantitative data

• • Civic data

• None of the above

What is the primary difference between quantitative and qualitative data?

• Quantitative data is numerical; Qualitative data is descriptive

• Quantitative data is descriptive; Qualitative data is numerical

• There is no difference between quantitative and qualitative data

• Quantitative data is used in science; Qualitative data is used in arts

What type of data is the height of a person?

• Discrete

• Continuous

What type of data is the number of books on a shelf?

• Discrete

• Continuous

Which best describes 'discrete data'?

• Data that can take any value within a range

• • Data that can only take certain values

• Data that is based on human opinion

• • Data that is always numerical

Which best describes 'continuous data'?

• Data that can take any value within a range

• Data that can only take certain values

• Data that is based on human opinion

• Data that is always numerical

How does Civic Numeracy help us in daily life?

• It helps us to understand mathematical problems only

• It helps us to understand and engage with civic issues using numerical data

• It helps us to understand scientific principles

• It has no practical application