First Summative Test

1. This refers to the subject being tested with the use of statistics.

• a. Research variables                                                   

• b. Hypothesis Testing

• c. Alpha level

• d. Level of significance

2. Under Categorical variables, this refers to a variable with a specific order.

• a. Ratio Level

• b. Interval Level

• c. Ordinal Level

• d. Nominal Level

3. This is used to “name” or “tag” a variable without any particular or specific order.

• a.       Ratio Level

• b.       Interval Level

• c.       Ordinal Level

• d.       Nominal Level

4. These are tests applied to data that are normally distributed, the levels of measurement of which are expressed in an interval or ratio.

• a.       Parasitic Test

• b.       Non-Parasitic Test

• c.       Parametric Test

• d.       Non-Parametric Test

5. On the other hand, these are tests that do not require a normal distribution. Utilizes both nominal and ordinal data.

• a.       Parasitic Test

• b.       Non-Parasitic Test

• c.       Parametric Test

• d.       Non-Parametric Test

6. _________ is a set of methods used to summarize and describe the main features of a dataset, such as its central tendency, variability, and distribution.

• a.       Parametric Statistics

• b.       Non-Parametric Statistics

• c.       Distribution Statistics

• d.       Descriptive Statistics

7. This refers to the statistical test used to compare two independent samples specifically when the sample is less than 30.

• a. z-test

• b. t-test for independent samples

• c. t-test for dependent samples

• d. descriptive statistics

8. In our last discussion, this refers to the method used in presenting the chronological order from Problem, Hypotheses, Statistical Tool, Result, Discussion and Conclusion.

• a.       Stepwise Method

• b.       Sequential Method

• c.       Socratic Method

• d.   Statistical Flow

9. Highlighted in the discussion regarding parametric tests, this statistical test is associated with keywords "subject or entity is measured twice" and "two variables are separated by time". This simply means measuring before and after or pretest and posttest results. What appropriate statistical tool must be used to measure the results?

• a.       z-test

• b.       t-test for independent samples

• c.       t-test for dependent samples

• d.       One-way ANOVA

10. This parametric test is a test of the difference between two independent groups. The means are compared, Mean 1 against Mean 2.

• a.       z-test

• b.       t-test for independent samples

• c.       t-test for dependent samples

• d.       One-way ANOVA