Duplicate of Statistics 2.1 and 2.2 Test Review

Question 1

The data entry that occurs the most is

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mode

Question 2

Ranks data, and precise differences between units of measure do exist;there is no meaningful 0

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interval

Question 3

Find the relative frequency for the first class

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.07

Question 4

respondents lying, usually about illegal or unpopular behavior

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response bias

Question 5

Determine the range of your data if you have a high of 1143 and a low of 77.

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1066

Question 6

When making graphs, what do you ALWAYS need to do?

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label axis

Question 7

Possesses all the characteristics of interval measurement, and there exist a true zero.

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ratio

Question 8

Science of conducting studies to collect, organize, analyze and draw conclusions from data

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Statistics

Question 9

Classifies data into mutually exclusive categories in which no order or ranking can be imposed

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nominal

Question 10

Which is a table that shows "classes" or "intervals" of data entries with a count or tally?

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frequency distribution

Question 11

The following is an example of a

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Pareto Chart

Question 12

If you have 30 data points and a frequency of 3, what is this class' relative frequency?

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.1

Question 13

Does your stem and leaf plot need to be in numerical order?

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yes

Question 14

What can be calculated by subtracting the lower class limits of consecutive classes?

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class width

Question 15

Which letter on the graph is associated with the frequency of the Histogram?

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B

Question 16

Which of these is a bar graph that summarizes a frequency distribution?

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Histogram

Question 17

What shape is the following graph?

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skewed left

Question 18

Determine the preferred width of each class if you use 8 classes, a high of 99, and a low of 2.

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13

Question 19

Type of variable that can assume an infinite number of values

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continuous

Question 20

Which group is the control group?

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Group 1

Question 21

All subjects to be studied (human or otherwise) is called the

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population

Question 22

How many treatments are there?

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2

Question 23

Which letter is associated with the data values of the histogram?

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C

Question 24

What is the sum of relative frequencies of data?

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1

Question 25

This is defined by: (Class lower limit + Class upper limit)/2

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Midpoint

Question 26

choose a starting value at random, then choose every Kth member of the population

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systematic sampling

Question 27

What is the upper limit of the class interval 80–89?

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89

Question 28

What shape is the following graph?

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uniform

Question 29

A variable that can be placed into distinct categories, according to some characteristic

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qualitative

Question 30

Classifies data into categories that can be ranked; no differences between the ranks exist

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ordinal

Question 31

The number of data values in a given class is known as the

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frequency

Question 32

Type of variable that assume values that can be counted

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discrete

Question 33

Consist of generalizing from samples to populations, and making predictions from data

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inferential statistics

Question 34

Identify the subjects.

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200 first-grade students

Question 35

The value that lies in the middle of the data when it is ordered is

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Median

Duplicate of Statistics 2.1 and 2.2 Test Review

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Duplicate of Statistics 2.1 and 2.2 Test Review

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