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Statistics Ics Part 1 Chapter 2 Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Classification of data by quantitative characteristcs is called.
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Qualitative classification
Quantitative classificaton
Geographical classification
Temporal classification
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Question # 2
In constructing a frequency distribution for a sample, the numebr of classes depends on.
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The number of data points
The range of the data colelcted
Teh size of the population
Both a and b but not c
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Question # 3
The process of arranging data into rows and columns is called.
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Freqeuncy distribution
Classification
Tabulation
Array
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Question # 4
Freqeucny is denoted by
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f
c
q
p
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Question # 5
The numebr of classes in a frequency distribution is obtained by dividing the range of variable by the.
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Total frequency
Class interval
Relative freqeuncy
Mid -points
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Question # 6
The secton of table that contains the column caption is called.
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Stub
Body
Box plot
Box head
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Question # 7
Brand of a soap is ..................... variable.
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Quantitative
Qualitative
Continuous
Imaginary
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Question # 8
A chart in which total magnitude and its compnents are compared is called a
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Component bar chart
Pie chart
Percentage compoent bar chart
All of these
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Question # 9
When a distribution is symmetrical and has one mode,the highest point on the curve is called.
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Mode
Median
Mean
All of these
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Question # 10
In construction of frequency distribution the first step is:
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To calculate the calss marks
To find range of the
To find the class boundaries
None of these
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