Comparing & Displaying Quantitative Data Assessment Test
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The aim of quantitative data is to measure and quantify data, and generalize results from a sample. Take this assessment test to find out more.
- 1.The following are features to focus on when comparing data sets except...
- A.
Spread
- B.
Center
- C.
Amount
- D.
Shape
- 2.Where are dotplots positioned when they are used to compare data sets?
- A.
They are positioned, one above the other.
- B.
They are positioned, between each other.
- C.
They are positioned, side by side.
- D.
They are positioned, diagonally.
- 3.Quantitative data is information that can be...
- A.
Measured and written down with numbers
- B.
Written and measured with alphabets
- C.
Measured but cannot be written down
- D.
Can be written down but not measured
- 4.Which of the following is NOT a quantitative data?
- A.
The softness of your cat
- B.
The number of pennies in your pocket
- C.
The age of your bike
- D.
The amount of water in the ocean
- 5.The following are methods of displaying quantitative data except...
- A.
Dotplots
- B.
Center Plots
- C.
Line Graphs
- D.
Center charts
- 6.The following are types of quantitative data except...
- A.
Measurements
- B.
Calculations
- C.
Estimates
- D.
Time
- 7.Which of the following is a source of quantitative data?
- A.
Interviews
- B.
Primary data
- C.
Sources
- D.
Structured cards
- 8.Secondary data consists of the following except...
- A.
Company reports
- B.
Dairies
- C.
Future events
- D.
Written accounts
- 9.Which of these displays the distribution of a quantitative variable while preserving the individual values?
- A.
Stem and leaf
- B.
Tree
- C.
Branch
- D.
Tree diagram
- 10.If observations cover a wide range, the spread is...
- A.
Smaller
- B.
Larger
- C.
Bit
- D.
Lower
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