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BSCS 4-3 - Elective 3 - Final Exam - 2-3-2024

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A branch of statistics focused on summarizing and describing the characteristics of a dataset

a)

Measure of center

b)

Measure of position

c)

Measure of dispersion

d)

Descriptive Statistics

2.

Defined as to the entire pool of data from which of your interest for some question or experiment. Basic examples for this are the entire group of people, objects, measurements, etc., a group of phenomena that have something in common

a)

Population

b)

Sample

c)

Statistics

d)

Parameter

3.

In data science and statistics field, this refers as something that we are telling a whole story in a few words.

a)

Predicting

b)

Describing

c)

Summarizing

d)

Expressing

4.

Statistics helps us to make intelligent decisions in the presence of variability and ________?

a)

Analysis

b)

Variation

c)

Uncertainty

d)

Facts

5.

A form of mathematical analysis that uses quantified models and representations for a given set of experimental data or real-life studies.

a)

Population

b)

Sample

c)

Statistics

d)

Parameter

6.

When we say quantitative characteristics, these are the numbers that summarizes data for an entire population that you are interested in?

a)

Population

b)

Sample

c)

Statistics

d)

Parameter

7.

A smaller group of members of a population selected to represent the population. Or, it is just a random selection of members of a population

a)

Population

b)

Sample

c)

Statistics

d)

Parameter

8.

Which of the following is the correct formula for the mean with frequencies?

a)

Σxf/n

b)

Σx/fn

c)

Σxn/f

d)

Σxf/x

9.

This part of statistics where it provides insights into the extent to which data points deviate from the center value, which reveals how much the values differ from each other.

a)

Measure of center

b)

Measure of position

c)

Measure of dispersion

d)

Descriptive Statistics

10.

The measures of central tendency has three (3) descriptions: (1) mean, (2) median, and (3) mode. Which of the following under measures of center has no built-in function in R?

a)

mean

b)

median

c)

mode

d)

a and c

11.

Which of the following statement is correct about why we need measures of spread?

a)

To have a clear idea about the distribution of the data by telling the variation of the data from one another.

b)

It gives us an idea of how well the mean represents the data

c)

Provides simple summaries about the sample and the measures, together with simple graphics analysis, they form the basis of virtually every quantitative analysis of data

d)

a and b

12.

Which of the following statement is best describe the use of simple Mean value?

a)

Income of the middle-class employees

b)

Average income of Computer Scientist

c)

Frequent number of Potatoes

d)

None of the mentioned

13.

This attempt to measure the average distance from the mean. How spread out is the data considering all the data values on average, and how far are they from the mean.

a)

Probability

b)

Standard Deviation

c)

Normal Distribution

d)

Using Box and Whiskers Plot

14.

When the distribution is like the image given (see the given image), what does it represent?

a)

Positive Skewed

b)

Negative Skewed

c)

Normal Skewed

d)

Symmetric Distributed

15.

From the given dataset, our data has the following characteristics: (1) the mass of the distribution is concentrated on the right, (2) left tail is longer, (3) mean is less than median, (4) and median is less than the mode. What does it represent?

a)

Positive Skewed

b)

Negative Skewed

c)

Normal Skewed

d)

Symmetric Distributed

16.

Which of the following measurements can still be used for measuring dispersion?

a)

Minimum

b)

Maximum

c)

Range

d)

All of the mentioned

17.

A measure of statistical dispersion which defined as the range between the first quartile (Q1) and the third quartile (Q3) in a dataset.

a)

Range

b)

Segments

c)

Interquartile

d)

quantile

18.

What is the kurtosis of a normal distribution?

a)

0

b)

1

c)

2

d)

3

19.

What is the correct formula for calculating the Interquartile Range (IQR) in statistics?

a)

IQR = Q3 − Q1

b)

IQR = 2/Q3−Q1

c)

IQR = Q1+Q3/2

d)

IQR = Q3 + Q1

20.

In a dataset, the distribution of values is analyzed, and it is found that the peak of the distribution is higher and the tails are fatter than a normal distribution. What type of kurtosis does this distribution exhibit?

a)

Mesokurtic

b)

Leptokurtic

c)

Platykurtic

d)

Symmetrikurtic

21.

A positive values of kurtosis indicate that distribution is peaked and possesses thick tails. This represents as _______.

a)

Mesokurtic

b)

Leptokurtic

c)

Platykurtic

d)

Symmetrikurtic

22.

To use the skewness and kurtosis in R, which of the following packages is we need to install?

a)

moments

b)

dplyr

c)

tidyverse

d)

stat

23.

You have a dataset named "scores" with columns "Math" and "English." You want to obtain an overall statistical measure for both columns. Which R function will you use for this purpose?

a)

stats()

b)

analyze()

c)

describe()

d)

summary()

24.

The following data concerns the blood haemoglobin (Hb) levels and packed cell volumes (PCV) of 14 female blood bank donors. It is of interest to know if there is a relationship between the two variables Hb and PCV when considered in the female population. What is the most suitable statistical graph in R to visualize the relationship between the mentioned pair of variables?

a)

Histogram

b)

Scatter plot

c)

Box and Whiskers

d)

Box Plot

25.

Suppose you are analyzing the relationship between the number of hours students spend studying for a test and their scores. After calculating the correlation coefficient in R, you find it to be approximately 0.04. What can be concluded from this correlation value?

a)

Strong Positive Correlation

b)

Weak Positive Correlation

c)

No Correlation

d)

Weak Negative Correlation

26.

You are tasked with creating a visually appealing and informative scatter plot to explore the relationship between the heights and weights of individuals in a dataset. Which R package provides an excellent solution for creating customizable and publication-quality plots?

a)

base R plotting

b)

lattice package

c)

ggplot2 package

d)

plotly package

27.

In a study examining the relationship between the number of hours individuals engage in physical exercise per week and their cardiovascular fitness levels, researchers collect data and observe a trend. When the data is plotted on a scatter plot, it shows an upward-sloping pattern. What term best describes the observed relationship?

a)

Positive Correlation

b)

Negative Correlation

c)

No Correlation

d)

Perfect Correlation

28.

In a study conducted to analyze the distribution of ages among participants in a fitness program, researchers collect age data from a sample. They want to create a graphical representation that provides insights into the age distribution. Which statistical graph is most suitable for visualizing the age distribution in this scenario?

a)

Scatter Plot

b)

Line Chart

c)

Histogram

d)

Boxplot

29.

A data science team is working on a project that involves analyzing large datasets stored in a relational database system. They need to establish a seamless connection between R and the database to efficiently retrieve and analyze the data. Which of the following R packages plays a crucial role in facilitating this communication?

a)

Database Interface

b)

RMySQL

c)

dplyr

d)

RSQL

30.

In a data science project, you are tasked with establishing a connection between your R session and a SQL database to retrieve and manipulate data. Which R function is specifically designed for creating this database communication that needs?

a)

dbRead()

b)

dbConnect()

c)

connectDB()

d)

dbConnection()

31.

What function in R allows you to execute SQL queries?

a)

sql_query()

b)

dbGetQuery()

c)

sqlExecute()

d)

querySQL()

32.

What is the correct syntax for calling a function in R?

a)

function_name(argument1, argument2)

b)

function_name[argument1, argument2]

c)

function_name{argument1, argument2}

d)

function_name<argument1, argument2>

33.

Which of the following is an example of a function call with a named argument in R?

a)

function_name(argument2 = value2, argument1 = value1)

b)

function_name(argument1 = value1, value2)

c)

function_name(argument1, argument2)

d)

function_name(value1, value2)

34.

We use this measurement to assess how far a distribution is from a normal distribution, specifically indicating the direction whether the frequency distribution is in a symmetric or asymmetric.

a)

Standard Deviation

b)

Kurtosis

c)

Skewness

d)

Z-Scores

35.

A data analyst is working with a dataset that contains the number of hours per week that a group of employee’s work. Which of the following measures of central tendency is most appropriate to use in this scenario?

a)

Mode

b)

Median

c)

Range

d)

Mean

36.

Which function in R is used to create a boxplot using the ggplot2 package?

a)

geom-plot()

b)

geom-boxplot()

c)

geom_plot()

d)

geom_boxplot()

37.

In a statistical analysis project, you are comparing the distribution of exam scores among students from two different classes. You want to visualize the central tendency, spread, and potential outliers in each class's exam scores. Which type of R statistical graph would be most appropriate for this scenario?

a)

Scatter Plot

b)

Histogram

c)

Box and Whiskers Plot

d)

Pie Chart

38.

You are exploring the capabilities of interactive documents in R Markdown for building Shiny apps. What accurately describes the process of creating and launching an interactive document in R Markdown?

a)

Interactive documents are standalone Shiny apps and cannot be launched directly from R Markdown

b)

You write the interactive document in Shiny language and then convert it to R Markdown for rendering

c)

An interactive document is an R Markdown file that includes only static text and visualizations, but not Shiny widgets or outputs

d)

Interactive documents are R Markdown files containing Shiny widgets and outputs; you write the report in markdown and launch it as an app with the click of a button

39.

In R Markdown, what is the role of the “knit” function in the document creation process?

a)

It manually pastes graphs into the final report

b)

It saves the R Markdown file as a separate document

c)

It runs each chunk of R code and appends the results to the document

d)

It compiles the R Markdown code into machine-readable format

40.

You are working on an R Markdown document that includes both text and R code. What action do you need to take to produce a final, nicely formatted document in either HTML, PDF, or Word?

a)

Save the document

b)

Click the "Transform" button

c)

Use the "Knit" button

d)

Execute all R code chunks

41.

In an R Markdown document, you want to include chunks of R code to perform analysis. Which syntax is used to surround these chunks of R code, allowing the document to execute and display the results?

a)

---

b)

%%%

c)

<<<

d)

` ` `

42.

In an R Markdown document, you want to create a second-level header. Which syntax should be used to achieve this?

a)

**Header 2**

b)

## Header 2

c)

# Header 2 #

d)

Header 2

43.

In R Markdown, what is the purpose of YAML, and what does YAML stand for?

a)

YAML stands for Yet Another Markup Language, and it's used for creating headers in Markdown documents

b)

YAML is a markup language specifically designed for creating interactive documents in R

c)

YAML is a data serialization language used for writing configuration files and providing metadata instructions to R Markdown

d)

YAML stands for Yet Another Markup Language, and it's the primary syntax for writing R code chunks

44.

You are working on a data analysis project and need to create a dynamic report that includes both code and narrative. Which of the following options in R provides an efficient way to achieve this, allowing you to seamlessly integrate R code and text in a single document?

a)

R Snippet

b)

R Script

c)

R Notebook

d)

R Powerpoint

45.

In your R Markdown document, you want to create a table to present summarized information. Which of the following R Markdown code snippets correctly generates a simple table with two columns ("Category" and "Count")?

a)

b)

c)

d)