NEW
Font size
WorksheetsREVIEW QUIZ- Corinthians/Galatians
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
It refers to a collection of facts or information which are frequently, but not necessarily numerical.
Quantitative data
Qualitative data
Data
Statistics
Which of the following is NOT a technique or process that is involved in statistics?
collecting
interpreting
designing
describing
Although this method is very expensive and time consuming, this provides more accurate information since clarifications can be made immediately with the interviewee and follow-up questions may be given.
Census
Interview
Observation
Experimentation
A collection of methods for planning experiments, organizing data and then analyzing, interpreting and drawing conclusions based on the data
Research
Observation
Experiment
Statistics
These are basically the data coming from firsthand information and considered to be original and not have undergone any statistical treatment.
Data
Secondary Data
Primary Data
Statistics
A variable that can be changed or controlled in a given experiment or situation.
Dependent Variable
Quantitative Data
Independent Variable
Qualitative Data
Are those that change resulting from the change or control made on an independent variable.
Dependent Variable
Independent Variable
Qualitative data
Quantitative data
It is similar to simple random sampling, but instead of randomly generating numbers, individuals are chosen at regular intervals.
Simple random sampling
Systematic random sampling
Stratified random sampling
Cluster random sampling
It is a data gathering technique that makes use of the senses.
Census
Observation
Interview
Experimentation
It is the data that can be counted.
Discrete Variable
Continuous Variable
It is the data that can be measured.
Discrete Variable
Continuous Variable
This scale of measurements is characterized by data that consist of names, labels or categories only.
Nominal
Ordinal
Ratio
Interval
It is a subset, segment, or representative part of the population.
Population
variable
data
sample
is a numerical value that provides description to the population.
Statistics
Sample
population
Parameter
It is the data that consist of attributes, labels or non- numerical entries.
Discrete Variable
Continuous Variable
Qualitative Data
Quantitative Data
It refers to the totality of observations or elements being described or studied.
Sample
Population
Statistics
Parameter
It is a quantity or characteristics that differentiates one member or element of a population (or sample) from the rest of the members.
Data
Variable
Statistics
Characteristics
This statistical process refers to the gathering of information or data through different means such as observation, interview, testing, etc.
Interpretation
Analysis
Collection
Organization and Presentation
It involves the description of the data collected and organized through the use of some statistical methods and treatment.
Analysis
Organization and Presentation
Collection
Interpretation
It refers to the process of grouping or classifying the collected data according to their characteristics and summarizing them by the use of various formats – textual, graphical, and tabular.
Analysis
Collection
Interpretation
organization and presentation
Data collection is a process of gathering information from different
sources in order to answer or solve a particular study .
TRUE
FALSE
Secondary data is a type of information that is collected directly from the first
hand source through the experiments .
TRUE
FALSE
Qualitative Data is composed of numbers representing counts and
measurements.
TRUE
FALSE
Types of data includes quantitative and qualitative data
TRUE
FALSE
Interview Method is a method of collecting data through verbal responses.
TRUE
FALSE
Tabular arrangement of the gathered data by categories plus their corresponding
frequencies and class marks or midpoints .
table
frequency
table of values
frequency distribution
The difference between the highest score and the lowest score .
Range
Distance
Class Interval
Class Boundaries
A grouping or category define by a lower limit and an upper limit .
Class interval
Distance
Range
Class boundaries
Known as the exact limits, and can be obtained by subtracting 0.5 from the lower limit of an interval and adding 0.5 to the upper limit interval.
Range
Distance
Class boundaries
class marks
The midpoint of the classes (average ). It is obtained by getting the average of the lower class limit and the upper class limit .
Class Frequency
Class size
Class mark
Relative frequency
The difference between two consecutive lower or highest class limits.
Class width/size
tally
frequency
class boundaries
The range into which data are divided
Class interval
Class mark
Class frequency
Relative frequency
The organization of raw data in table form using class intervals and frequencies.
Table
frequency
table of values
Frequency distribution table
If the computed i value ( or class size) is equal to 5.35, then the value of i to be used is :
5
6
7
8
The smallest data value that can be included in the class
Upper class limit
class mark
class interval
lower class limit
The largest data value that can be included in the class.
Upper class limit
lower class limit
class interval
class mark
If the computed i value ( or class size) is equal to 6.55, then the value of i to be used is :
6
7
8
9
In finding the range upper limit subtract to ?
2
average number
lower limit
range
What is the formula in finding class width?
Class width = range / number of classes
Class width = number of classes / range
Class width= range / 2
Class width = range / number of tally
Another way to organize and present statistical data is using a ___________.
table
tally
frequency distribution table
tabular form
