Post-Assessment
Find out how much you already understand about this lesson on Statistics. Read and
answer each question carefully Provide your answer by writing the letter on the
attached answer sheet.
1. It is the branch of mathematics concerned with the techniques by which data are
collected, organized, analyzed, and interpreted.
A. Geometry B. Trigonometry C. Statistics D. Algebra
2. It is a part of a population determined by sampling procedures
A. Statistics B. Parameter C. Sample
D. Data
3. Which of the following empires were the first government to gather extensive
data about the population, area, and wealth of the territories that it controlled?
A. Roman
B. Greece
C. Egyptian D. Babylonian
4. Which of the following is not an application of Statistics in real life?
A. data resulting from Science experiments is collected and analyzed
B. predicts one's future by reading the moon, sun, and stars.
C. used by manufacturers to provide better product at a reasonable cost
D. used to describe test results in the classroom
5. This is a type of data where information cannot be measured.
A. Descriptive B. Quantitative C. Qualitative D. None of the
above
6. This includes all members, elements, or persons of a defined group that we are
studying or collecting information from
A. Statistics B. population C. sample
D. data
7. Which of the following statistical processes involves drawing of conclusions from
the analyzed data?
A. organization and presentation of data C. interpretation of data
B. collection of data
D. analysis of data
8. This is a scale of measurement involves data that may be rearranged in some
order but differences between data values either cannot be determined or are
meaningless.
A Ratio
C. Ordinal Measurement
B. Nominal Measurement
D. Interval Measurement
9. Which of the following is not a process of Descriptive Statics?
A. summarizing data
C. inferring and interpretation of data
B. presenting data
D. describing data
10. This is a scale of measurement characterized by data that consist of names,
labels, or categories only.
A. Nominal Measurement
C. Ratio
B. Interval Measurement
D. Ordinal Measurement​​