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TEST I:

Encircle the letter of the correct answer:

1.

It is a science which deals with the collection, organization, presentation, analysis,

and interpretation of data.
a. Statistics
b. Descriptive Statistics
c. Inferential Statistics
d. Logistics

2.

A collection, organization, summarization and presentation of data in forms of tables,

graphs and computations of measures.
a. Statistics
b. Descriptive Statistics
c. Inferential Statistics
d. Logistics

3.

Formulation of conclusions or generalization about a population based on a series of

observation
a. Statistics
b. Descriptive Statistics
c. Inferential Statistics
d. Logistics

4.

Firsthand information from

and other organizations.
a. Discrete
c. Primary

5.

agencies,

business

TEST III:

14-16. Methods of Presentation

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Write DS if the given situation involves the use of

Descriptive Statistics, and IS if Inferential Statistics.

1.

_____ The manager of a department store records the number of buying customers
daily for eight consecutive weeks and then estimates the average number of
buying customers for the following weeks.

2.

_____ An instructor ranks his students according to their average grades.

3.

_____ A basketball fan computes for the shooting averages of his favorite players
during the last PB season.

4.

_____ A mathematics teacher employ one teaching technique in one class and
another technique in another class and then gives the same examination.
Using the results, he determined which technique is more effective.

5.

_____ The market researcher of a manufacturing company constructs a graph

showing the fluctuations in sales for a major product line during the last five
years.

establishment,

b. Continuous
d. Secondary

Information from the newspapers, magazines, journals, republished materials.

a. Discrete
b. Continuous
c. Primary
d. Secondary

TEST II:
1-2.

government

9-13. Collection of Data

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Enumerate the following:

Types of Statistical Analyses

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3-4. Classifications of Data/Variables

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5-6.| 1 Types of Quantitative Data
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7-8. Sources of Data

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TEST IV:

Identify if the following are Quantitative or Qualitative data;

and which among the Quantitative Data are Discrete and
which are Continuous.
Example: Speed of cars = Quantitative - Continuous

1.
2.

Educational attainment
Brand of toothpaste

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10.

ID number
Height of a building
Number of years in school
Home address
Weight of package
Hours spent watching T.V.
Student number
IQ score

TEST V:

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5.

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Name the following tables and graphs

1.

6.

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2.

TEST VI:

Understand the following data and answer each corresponding

questions.

1.

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3.

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4.
A. In what years did gold decrease in value?
B. In what year do you think the price of gold will reach $2000 per ounce?
C. In what 3 years did gold increase the most?
D. What was the approximate price of gold from 1997 to 1999?

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E. If someone bought $20,000 worth of gold in 1993,
how much would that gold be worth in 2011?

2.

A. What are the largest and smallest continents?

B. What percentage of the world's land area is made up of the Americas?
C. What is larger: Africa or Australia, Europe and Antarctica put together?
D. If the land area of Africa is about 30 million square kilometers, what is
the approximate land area of the Earth?
E. Is the size of the continent related to the number of people who live on
that continent? Explain your answer.
A. What three years had the least precipitation?

4.

Doreen was having a lemonade stand in her front yard.

The pictograph shows how much she earned.

B. What three years had the most precipitation?

C. Which years do you think were better for farmers? Why?

D. Draw a straight horizontal line that shows the mean rain fall for all
years from 2000 to 2012.

E. Can you predict the amount of rainfall from year to year based on
this graph?

A.

How much money did Doreen earned on Friday?

B.

How much did she earn on Sunday?

C.

How much money did she earn on Saturday and Sunday?

D.

How much more did Doreen earn on Saturday than Sunday?

E.

On which day Doreen earned the least?

F.

Which day Doreen earned the most?

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G. How much more did Doreen earned on Saturday than Monday?