Directions: Read the questions carefully and encircle the letter of the 1. Which of the following branch of science that deals with collecting, organizing, summarizing, analyzing, interpretin data and making conclusions? C. Physics D. Statistics B. Chemistry A. Biology 2. Mr. Puto determines the effectiveness of the new fertilizer in the growth of plants and crops through experimental studies. In what field does statistics help in this situation? C. Education D. Medicine B. Business A. Agriculture 3. Chariz, a 7th grade learner, wanted to find out if she lives the farthest from the school than other grade 7 learners. What statistical question would BEST help her to find the answer to her problem? A. How far is Chariz from home to school? B. How far are the 7 th grade students from home to school? C. What are the means of transportation of the 7 th grade students? D. What time will the 7 th grade students arrive from home to school? 4. “Joseph uses the data he collected and conclude that 85-90% of his classmates love to play badminton”. What area c statistics is being depicted? C. inferential statistics D. sample A. descriptive statistics B. population 5. How do you call the systematic method of collecting and measuring data gathered from different sources of information in order to provide answers to relevant questions? A. data collection B. primary data C. samples D. secondary data 6. Which of the following is referred to as an indirect method of gathering data where the respondent used to answer written questions? A. experimentation B. interview D. questionnaire C. observation 7. Which of the following is an example of a primary data? A. books B. journals C. magazines D. testimonies of the investigator 8. Which of the following methods of gathering data requires face-to-face inquiry with the respondent? A. experimentation B. interview C. observation D. questionnaire 9. Which sampling technique suggests that the population be divided geographically into regions, divisions, or districts? A. cluster sampling B. stratified sampling C. systematic sampling D. quota sampling 10. A researcher asks neighbors’ opinions about the effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccine. What kind of sample is this? B. convenience sampling D. stratified sampling A. cluster sampling C. random sampling 11. It refers to the difference of the highest score and the lowest score. A. classes B. class interval C. frequency D. range 12. It refers to the middle value of each class. A. class boundaries B. class limits C. class mark D. cumulative frequency 13. It refers to the size of each class. A. class boundaries B. class frequency C. class interval D. range 14. It refers to the tabular presentation of data. 15. It A. class frequency B. data collection C. frequency distribution table D. frequency polygon refers to the class boundary that is 0.5 less than its lower limit. A. classes B. class limits C. lower boundary D. upper boundary 16. Which statement is NOT correct? A. The class mark is the size of each class. B. The lowest class contains the lowest score. C. The class boundaries are often described as true limits. D. The range is the difference of the highest score and the lowest score. 17. It is one of the ways of presenting data. A. graph B. bar graph C. line graph D. ogive graph 18. It is the same as frequency cumulative polygon. D. ogive graph A. graph B. bar graph C. line graph 19. It shows trends in data clearly or how the data behaves. A. graph B. bar graph C. line graph 20. Looks like a histogram excep that its bars are separated. A. pie chart B. bar graph D. ogive graph C. line graph D. ogive graph
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[tex]\huge\color{pink}{\underline{\overline\color{hotpink}{\sf{ \: \: \: Answer: \: \: \: }}}}[/tex][tex]\small\color{pink}⊱─━━━━━━━━⊱༻●༺⊰━━━━━━━━─⊰[/tex]1. Which of the following branch of science that deals with collecting, organizing, summarizing, analyzing, interpretin data and making conclusions? [tex]\sf\purple {D.\: Statistics }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]2. Mr. Puto determines the effectiveness of the new fertilizer in the growth of plants and crops through experimental studies. In what field does statistics help in this situation? [tex]\sf\purple {A. \:Agriculture }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]3. Chariz, a 7th grade learner, wanted to find out if she lives the farthest from the school than other grade 7 learners. What statistical question would BEST help her to find the answer to her problem? [tex]\sf \purple{B. \:How \:far \:are\: the \:7\: th \:grade\: students}[/tex] [tex]\sf\purple {from\: home \:to \:school?}[/tex][tex]\[/tex]4. "Joseph uses the data he collected and conclude that 85-90% of his classmates love to play badminton". What area c statistics is being depicted? [tex]\sf\purple{C.\: Inferential \:statistics}[/tex][tex]\[/tex]5. How do you call the systematic method of collecting and measuring data gathered from different sources of information in order to provide answers to relevant questions?[tex]\sf\purple{A. \:Data \:collection }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]6. Which of the following is referred to as an indirect method of gathering data where the respondent used to answer written questions? [tex]\sf\purple{D.\: questionnaire }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]7. Which of the following is an example of a primary data? [tex]\sf\purple{D. \:Testimonies \:of\: the\: investigator }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]8. Which of the following methods of gathering data requires face-to-face inquiry with the respondent? [tex]\sf\purple{B. \:Interview }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]9. Which sampling technique suggests that the population be divided geographically into regions, divisions, or districts? [tex]\sf\purple{C. \:Systematic \:sampling }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]10. A researcher asks neighbors' opinions about the effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccine. What kind of sample is this?[tex]\sf\purple{A.\: Cluster \:sampling }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]11. It refers to the difference of the highest score and the lowest score. [tex]\sf\purple{D.\: Range }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]12. It refers to the middle value of each class. A. class boundaries.[tex]\sf\purple{D. \:Cumulative\: frequency}[/tex] [tex]\[/tex]13. It refers to the size of each class. [tex]\sf\purple{D.\: Range }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]14. It refers to the tabular presentation of data. [tex]\sf\purple{C.\: Frequency \:distribution \:table}[/tex][tex]\[/tex]15. It refers to the class boundary that is 0.5 less than its lower limit. [tex]\sf\purple{C. \:Lower \:boundary }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]16. Which statement is NOT correct? [tex]\sf\purple{C. \:The\: class \:boundaries\: are\: often}[/tex][tex]\sf\purple{described\: as\: true \:limits. }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]17. It is one of the ways of presenting data. [tex]\sf\purple{A. \:Graph }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]18. It is the same as frequency cumulative polygon. [tex]\sf\purple{D. \:Ogive \:graph }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]19. It shows trends in data clearly or how the data behaves. [tex]\sf\purple{C.\: Line\: graph }[/tex][tex]\[/tex]20. Looks like a histogram excep that its bars are separated. [tex]\sf\purple{A.\: Pie\: chart }[/tex][tex]\small\color{pink}⊱─━━━━━━━━⊱༻●༺⊰━━━━━━━━─⊰[/tex][tex]\sf {\#CarryOnLearning}[/tex]