Q4_SummativeTest1

What branch of Mathematics deals with the collection, organization, presentation, analysis and interpretation of data?

• Census

• Statistics

• . Population

• Sample

_____ 2. It involves describing data using statistical methods and procedures.

A. Collection   B. Organization           C. Analysis   D. Interpretation

• A

• B

• C

• D

_____ 3. What do you call the collection of data from every element in a population?

    A. Census          B. Statistics            C. Population        D. Sample

• A

• B

• C

• D

_____ 4. What do you call the complete collection of all elements to be studied?

    A. Data              B. Collection         C. Population        D. Sample

• A

• B

• C

• D

_____ 5. The following are Sample EXCEPT?

                 

      

• A. handful of rice   

•   B. glass filled with juice

•         C. spoonful of food

•              D. all countries in the world.

_____ 6. What type of sample is chosen so that it would be easy for the researcher?

    A. Random sample                          C. Cluster Sample

    B. Convenience sample                   D. Systematic sample

• A

• B

• C

• D

_____ 7. Which type of sample consists of items in group such as neighbourhood or household?

                   

                     

•   A. Random sample      

• B. Convenience sample

•    C. Cluster Sample

•   D. Systematic sample

_____ 8. The teacher put all the names of her students in a box and mix the names without looking is an example of?

              

    

•     A. Random sample        

•   B. Convenience sample       

•     C. Cluster Sample

•           D. Systematic sample

_____ 9. These are facts or a set of information or observation under study.

    A. Data              B. Sample     C. Analysis         D. Presentation

• A

• B

• C

• D

_____ 10. Data consisting of numbers representing counts or measurement is called?

                           

                            

• A. Quantitative data

• B. Qualitative data

•        C. Categorical data

•      D. Descriptive data