STA301-Assessment
STA 301- Statistics and Probability
Assessment
Week 1
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STA301-Assessment |
- Which scale will you use to measure the temperature(Fahrenheit or Celsius)?
- ordinal scale
- interval scale
- ratio scale
- nominal scale
- Which of the following best describes an ordinal scale?
- A scale that ranks data in order from lowest to highest.
- A scale that allows for negative values.
- A scale that uses numbers to represent categories or labels.
- Which of the following describes a Random Error?
- An error that occurs due to a mistake in the measurement process.
- An error that consistently causes the measurements to be higher or lower than the true value.
- Which of the following best describes a biased error?
- An error that consistently causes the measurements to be higher or lower than the true value.
- An error that occurs due to a mistake in the measurement process.
- An error that is introduced by the sample selection process.
- An error that occurs randomly and can affect the accuracy of data.
- Which of the following describes an ordinal scale?
- A scale that uses numbers to represent categories or labels.
- A scale that allows for negative values.
- A scale that ranks data in order from lowest to highest.
- Which of the following is the benefit of using primary data?
- It is less time-consuming than secondary data
- It is more specific to the research question
- It is readily available
- It is less expensive than secondary data
- Which of the following represents an instance of secondary data?
- Focus group discussions conducted by a researcher
- Survey data collected by a researcher
- Interviews conducted by a researcher
- Census data collected by the government
- What is a biased error in research?
- It is the result of inaccurate measurement tools.
- It is the random variation of results due to chance
- It is the systematic distortion of results due to flaws in the study design or methodology
- Which of the following represents an example of primary data?
- A research report published by a university
- A survey conducted by a researcher
- Census data collected by the government
- In a bar chart, what is typically represented on the x-axis?
- Time
- None of the above
- Quantitative values
- Categories or Groups
- What is the purpose of a bar chart?
- To show relationships between two variables
- To compare data across different categories
- To show how data changes over time
- Which of the following represents an example of non-random sampling?
- Convenience sampling
- Simple random sampling
- Cluster sampling
- Stratified random sampling
- In a component bar chart, what is the purpose of the stacked bars?
- To show how data changes over time
- To show different components of the total value
- To show relationships between two variables
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