What is the technique in collecting data for a research where a smaller group is

created from the number of population?

• Census

• Interview

• Sampling

• Surveying

Which statement about sample and population is TRUE?

• The number of samples is equal to the total population.

• The number of samples is less than the total population.

• The number of samples is greater than the total population.

• The number of samples is always half of the total population.

What is the population in a survey about distance learning where 150 Grade 9

students are randomly selected from all the students from Angeles City National

High School?

• All students at Angeles City

• All the selected 150 Grade 9 students

• All students at Angeles City National High School

• All Grade 9 students at Angeles City National High School

What is the population if five fully grown trees were randomly selected from all

the trees in the campus?

• all trees in the campus

• all grown up trees in the campus

• all trees in the nearby community

• all grown up trees in the nearby community

Which of the following DOES NOT belong to the group?

• Cluster sampling

• Convenience sampling

• Purposive sampling

• Snowball sampling

Which sampling method provides each member of the population an equal

chance of being selected?

• Convenience

• Non-probability

• Probability

• Snowball

What is the appropriate method to be used in selecting the participants if you

want to study and know the experiences of the Persons with Disability (PWD)

studying in public high schools in Angeles City?

• Convenience sampling

• Quota sampling

• Purposive sampling

• Snowball sampling

When do researchers use multi-stage random sampling?

• There is limited time and budget for travelling.

• The population is widely scattered geographically.

• All members of the population are given equal chance to be selected.

• All of the above

Which statement best describes non-probability sampling?

• It is a tedious process and time consuming.

• It is a non-random process of selecting participants.

• The samples are highly representatives of the population.

• All members of the population have equal chances of being selected.

Which of the following sampling techniques is based on accessibility of the

participants on the part of the researcher?

• Cluster random

• Convenience

• Simple random

• Systematic