WorksheetsSTATITISCS QUIZ 1
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which type of question requires a statistical process to answer?
How many days are there in December?
What is the height of your teacher?
How old are the people in our town?
What time is it now?
Statistics is primarily used to:
Tell stories
Make evidence-based decisions
Measure intelligence
Replace scientific experiments
Which activity is not part of a statistical process?
Collecting data
Summarizing information
Ignoring errors in data
Designing how to gather data
Which question is not answerable using a statistical process?
What is the average wage rate in the country?
Would Filipinos prefer bananas or apples?
How tall is a typical Filipino?
How many hours are in a day?
The first step in a statistical process is:
Summarizing data
Designing the data collection plan
Checking data quality
Communicating results
Statistics came from the word “state” because early statistics were used for:
Cooking recipes
Censuses for the government
Teaching mathematics
Designing buildings
Statistics involves all the following except:
Collecting data
Processing data
Guessing answers
Analyzing data
Which question needs data to answer?
How old is the teacher?
Do dogs eat more than cats?
Is Earth round?
How many minutes are in an hour?
Using statistics helps us:
Make decisions based on assumptions
Provide answers based on data
Avoid gathering information
Predict without evidence
A statistical process may become complex when:
The question needs many data
The answer is already known
The question is factual
The topic is non-numerical
Why are class student numbers used?
To publicly announce students’ identities
To protect confidentiality
To rank students
To record grades
The class student number is assigned by:
Letting students choose a number
Random selection using tickets
Using alphabetical order
Based on exam results
Weight must be reported in:
Pounds
Meters
Kilograms
Inches
If a student knows weight in pounds, what should they do?
Multiply by 2
Divide by 2.2
Add 10
Multiply by 0.5
Confidentiality in data collection means:
Sharing names with everyone
Data cannot identify individual respondents
Data must include names
Students may skip all questions
What government agency conducts censuses?
DSWD
DepEd
PSA
BIR
A census is:
Data gathered from a sample only
Data gathered from one student
Data gathered from all members of a group
Data gathered only from teachers
The SIS collects which type of information?
Favorite movies
Height, weight, allowance, sleep time
Political opinion
None of the above
“Usual Daily Food Expenditure” means:
Lunch cost only
All food and drinks spent in school
Total weekly spending
Dinner cost at home
Age of mother must be reported in:
Months
Whole number years
Decimal years
Any value
Data becomes meaningful only when:
It is put in tables
It is contextualized
It is long
It contains numbers
Which of the following is NOT contextualized data?
3, red, F, 156, 65
Heights of Grade 11 students collected in class
Ages of mothers of students collected in September
Allowance in pesos of students in school
Which of the 6 W’s refers to the respondents?
What
Where
Who
Why
“What” in contextualization refers to:
The reason for data collection
Information gathered and its units
The time the data was collected
The location of the activity
Which is an example of “Where?”
Grade 11 classroom
September 2025
Heights and weights
To use in future lessons
“Why was the data collected?”
It identifies the respondents
Shows the purpose of data collection
Gives the units used
Reveals the time of collection
The list of Class Student Numbers and responses is used for:
Identifying students publicly
Checking data quality
Punishing students
Grading
Which W tells how the data was gathered?
Why
Who
What
How
A collection of numbers without meaning is:
Contextualized data
Unprocessed data
Non-data
Statistical summary
Data must always:
Be interpreted in context
Use only numbers
Be collected by a teacher
Come from experiments only
