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1. What is the branch of mathematics that deals with the colecion, organization, presentation, analysis, and irterpretation of data? A. Aigebra 2 Which of the folowing is a complete colection of al elements to be studec? B. Geomety C. Satistics D. Trigonomety C. Sample D. Statisics B. Popuation 3. Which of the following is a subset of a population that wil serve as a representative of the whole populaton? B. Popuation A Census A Census C. Sample D. Statistics _4. Which of the folowing situations can stafstics NOT be apple? A Descrbing the scores of the students. C. Reading educational books for iteracy. B. Collecing and analyzing data from experiments. D. Identlying the favorte pass time of students. _5. Which of the folowing nature of data can be characterized by numbers representing courts or measurements? B. Discrete _6. What is the nature of data that can be dstinguished by some nonumeric characderistics? B. Discrete 7. quantatve data takes on numerical value that can be measured on a numerical scale, which of the folowing is NOTa A Continuous C. Qualtative D. Quanttatve A Continuous C. Qualtative D. Quanttative quanttative data? A Age B. Height C. Weight D. Rank &. Which of the following data results from ether a finite number of possible values or countable number of possible values as 0, or 1, or 2, and so on? A. Continuous 3. Which of the folowing data resut from infntely many possble values hat can be associated with points on a contiruous scale in such a way that there are no gaps or intemuptions? B. Discrete C. Qualtlative D. Quantative B. Discrete C. Ouaitative A Continuous D. Quanttative _10. What level of measurementis characterized by data that consist of names, labels, or categories only? A Interval B. Nominal C. Ordnal D. Ratio _1. Which of the following is TRUE about qualitative data? A tcan be nominal. B. tcan be ratio. C. It can be interval. D. R can be dscrete. 12 Qualitative is to categorical as to Quantative is to A Continuous B. Discrete C. Nominal D. Numerical

1. What is the branch of mathematics that deals with the colecion, organization, presentation, analysis, and irterpretation of data? A. Aigebra 2 Which of the folowing is a complete colection of al elements to be studec? B. Geomety C. Satistics D. Trigonomety C. Sample D. Statisics B. Popuation 3. Which of the following is a subset of a population that wil serve as a representative of the whole populaton? B. Popuation A Census A Census C. Sample D. Statistics _4. Which of the folowing situations can stafstics NOT be apple? A Descrbing the scores of the students. C. Reading educational books for iteracy. B. Collecing and analyzing data from experiments. D. Identlying the favorte pass time of students. _5. Which of the folowing nature of data can be characterized by numbers representing courts or measurements? B. Discrete _6. What is the nature of data that can be dstinguished by some nonumeric characderistics? B. Discrete 7. quantatve data takes on numerical value that can be measured on a numerical scale, which of the folowing is NOTa A Continuous C. Qualtative D. Quanttatve A Continuous C. Qualtative D. Quanttative quanttative data? A Age B. Height C. Weight D. Rank &. Which of the following data results from ether a finite number of possible values or countable number of possible values as 0, or 1, or 2, and so on? A. Continuous 3. Which of the folowing data resut from infntely many possble values hat can be associated with points on a contiruous scale in such a way that there are no gaps or intemuptions? B. Discrete C. Qualtlative D. Quantative B. Discrete C. Ouaitative A Continuous D. Quanttative _10. What level of measurementis characterized by data that consist of names, labels, or categories only? A Interval B. Nominal C. Ordnal D. Ratio _1. Which of the following is TRUE about qualitative data? A tcan be nominal. B. tcan be ratio. C. It can be interval. D. R can be dscrete. 12 Qualitative is to categorical as to Quantative is to A Continuous B. Discrete C. Nominal D. Numerical

Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)
Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)
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Author:Robert F. Blitzer
Publisher:Robert F. Blitzer
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1. What is the branch of mathematics that deals with the collection, organization, presentation, analysis, and interpretation of 16. What is the systematic process in collecting information for research? PERFORMANCE TASK No. 1 data? A. Data Analysis B. Data Dissemination C. Data Gathering SURVEY YOUR WAY! D. Trigonometry A. Algebra 2. Which of the following is a complete collection of all elements to be studied? A. Census B. Geometry C. Statistics D. Presentation of Data One of the easiest statistical instruments to formulate is a survey form. Surveys are very helpful tool and useful in research among different fields. It is low cost, extensive, flexible, and dependable. You will create your own today! Follow the steps below to plan your survey. STEP 1. Choose your population. 17. What is the process of selecting samples from a population? C. Sampling D. Sorting B. Grouping _18. Which of the following pertains to the entire group being considered in a study? B. Population A. Collecting B. Population _3. Which of the following is a subset of a population that will serve as a representative of the whole population? B. Population C. Sample D. Statistics A. Data C. Sample D. Variable A Census C. Sample D. Statistics 19. What do you call the part and representative group of a population? C. Sample D. Variable a. Your classmates b. Family Member c. Neighbors STEP 2. Plan on how you will select a sample from your chosen population. STEP 3. Determine the thing/topic you are most interested to know. Choose from the following topics: A. Data B. Population _4. Which of the following situations can statistics NOT be applied? A. Describing the scores of the students. 20. What are the data that come from people who have first-hand information about a given situation or topic? B. Primary source C. Reading educational books for literacy. A. Initial source C. Secondary source D. Tertiary source _21. Ms. Reyes used fishbowl method in selecting 10 students to participate in MATHINIK conference. What sampling techniques B. Collecting and analyzing data from experiments. D. Identifying the favorite pass time of students. _5. Which of the following nature of data can be characterized by numbers representing counts or measurements? B. Discrete a. Habits and Struggles during the Pandemic b. Online Gaming c. New normal education d. Social Media Applications e. Others: did she used? A. Cluster Sampling B. Convenience Sampling C. Random Sampling D. Systematic Sampling C. Qualitative _6. What is the nature of data that can be distinguished by some nonnumeric characteristics? C. Qualitative A Continuous D. Quantitative _22. Ms. Reyes grouped the junior high school students into eight: grade 7 male students, grade 7 female students, grade 8 male students, grade 8 female students, grade 9 male students, grade 9 female students, grade 10 male students and grade 10 female students. Then she picked one tenth students from each group to answer a questionnaire. What sampling techniques A. Continuous B. Discrete D. Quantitative 7. If quantitative data takes on numerical value that can be measured on a numerical scale, which of the following is NOT a (You can identify your own topic) did she used? STEP 4. Based on your answer in step 3, write a short description for your survey. Using a clear and simple language, briefly explain the topic and the purpose of your survey. STEP 5. Based also on your answer in step 3, determine what questions you will present in your survey form. Decide whether your questions will be multiple-choice or whether you wil allow survey participants to give any answer they wish. STEP 6. Write down your survey questions on a sheet of paper. Make your own survey form. quantitative data? A. Age Cluster Sampling B. Convenience Sampling C. Stratified Random Sampling D. Systematic Sampling B. Height C. Weight D. Rank 23. Jean wants to know the satisfaction rate of their customers for the breads that they are selling. They distributed a short survey form to all the families in one barangay. What sampling techniques did she used? 8. Which of the following data results from either a finite number of possible values or countable number of possible values as 0, or 1, or 2, and so on? A Continuous Cluster Sampling B. Convenience Sampling C. Stratified Random Sampling D. Systematic Sampling B. Discrete C. Qualitative D. Quantitative 20 15 10 5 _24. Paul sent google forms to all his Facebook friends to determine the most popular song for the past few months. 9. Which of the following data result from infinitely many possible values that can be associated with points on a continuous scale in such a way that there are no gaps or interruptions? A. Continuous 10. What level of measurement is characterized by data that consist of names, labels, or categories only? A. Interval _11. Which of the following is TRUE about qualitative data? A It can be nominal. What sampling techniques did she used? A. Cluster Sampling B. Convenience Sampling The learner was able to The learner was able to The learner was able to The learner was not C. Stratified Random Sampling D. Systematic Sampling write all the elements needed on a survey. write almost all the write the elements but able to write all the B. Discrete C. Qualitative D. Quantitative Strategic Knowledge elements needed on a elements but missed missed two to four 25. For her TLE project, Elsie has to make her classmates grade her dish. Since the food is not enough for everyone, she listed the names of her classmates alphabetically. Using a randomizer, her recipe. What sampling techniques did she used? A. Cluster Sampling one. elements survey The work appears in a neat, clear, and but in a neat manner but not sloppy and that clear or organized. unorganized. decided to make every 4 persons i list taste The work is presented in a neat, clear, and organized fashion B. Nominal C. Ordinal D. Ratio Neatness and The work is presented The work is presented C. Stratified Random Sampling D. Systematic Sampling Organization Convenience Sampling not organized. C. It can be interval. D. It can be discrete. 26. Paul used written questions and emailed it to the respondents. What data collection method did he used? C. Observation Method D. Survey Method B. It can be ratio. A. Experimental Method B. Interview Method 12. Qualitative is to categorical as to Quantitative is to A Continuous 27. What is the data collection method where the subjects' behavior or characteristics are being observed in their natural PERFORMANCE TASK No. 2 B. Discrete C. Nominal D. Numerical environment? A. Experimental Method B. Interview Method Paul wants to know the effects of the number of hours spent in social media on grades of the Grade 7 students in C. Observation Method D. Survey Method 13. What level of measurement involves data that may be arranged in some order but differences between data values either Zambales National High Schol. cannot be determined or are meaningless? A. Interval 28. What data collection method is prone to mistake? For example, the respondents are not able to recall information. B. Nominal C. Ordinal D. Ratio C. Observation Method D. Survey Method Questions: 1. What sampling technique would you suggest him to use? Why? 2. What data gathering method is most appropriate to use? Why? A. Experimental Method Interview Method 14. Which of the following is a level of measurement involves meaningful amounts of differences between data and has no 29. What method is used when a researcher asked direct questions from his respondents face-to-face, via phone call or video call? absolute zero? A. Experimental Method C. Ordinal C. Observation Method D. Survey Method A Interval B. Nominal D. Ratio B. Interview Method 15 10 15. What level of measurement has all the properties of interval level but has true zero point ar absolute zero? B. Nominal _30. Which data collection method uses the human senses to gather information? 5 C. Observation Method D. Survey Method A. Interval C. Ordinal D. Ratio A. Experimental Method The leaner follows correct grammar in The learner was able to give reason for the The learmer was able to provide answer. writing his answer and explanation. B. Interview Method answer provided.
Transcribed Image Text:1. What is the branch of mathematics that deals with the collection, organization, presentation, analysis, and interpretation of 16. What is the systematic process in collecting information for research? PERFORMANCE TASK No. 1 data? A. Data Analysis B. Data Dissemination C. Data Gathering SURVEY YOUR WAY! D. Trigonometry A. Algebra 2. Which of the following is a complete collection of all elements to be studied? A. Census B. Geometry C. Statistics D. Presentation of Data One of the easiest statistical instruments to formulate is a survey form. Surveys are very helpful tool and useful in research among different fields. It is low cost, extensive, flexible, and dependable. You will create your own today! Follow the steps below to plan your survey. STEP 1. Choose your population. 17. What is the process of selecting samples from a population? C. Sampling D. Sorting B. Grouping _18. Which of the following pertains to the entire group being considered in a study? B. Population A. Collecting B. Population _3. Which of the following is a subset of a population that will serve as a representative of the whole population? B. Population C. Sample D. Statistics A. Data C. Sample D. Variable A Census C. Sample D. Statistics 19. What do you call the part and representative group of a population? C. Sample D. Variable a. Your classmates b. Family Member c. Neighbors STEP 2. Plan on how you will select a sample from your chosen population. STEP 3. Determine the thing/topic you are most interested to know. Choose from the following topics: A. Data B. Population _4. Which of the following situations can statistics NOT be applied? A. Describing the scores of the students. 20. What are the data that come from people who have first-hand information about a given situation or topic? B. Primary source C. Reading educational books for literacy. A. Initial source C. Secondary source D. Tertiary source _21. Ms. Reyes used fishbowl method in selecting 10 students to participate in MATHINIK conference. What sampling techniques B. Collecting and analyzing data from experiments. D. Identifying the favorite pass time of students. _5. Which of the following nature of data can be characterized by numbers representing counts or measurements? B. Discrete a. Habits and Struggles during the Pandemic b. Online Gaming c. New normal education d. Social Media Applications e. Others: did she used? A. Cluster Sampling B. Convenience Sampling C. Random Sampling D. Systematic Sampling C. Qualitative _6. What is the nature of data that can be distinguished by some nonnumeric characteristics? C. Qualitative A Continuous D. Quantitative _22. Ms. Reyes grouped the junior high school students into eight: grade 7 male students, grade 7 female students, grade 8 male students, grade 8 female students, grade 9 male students, grade 9 female students, grade 10 male students and grade 10 female students. Then she picked one tenth students from each group to answer a questionnaire. What sampling techniques A. Continuous B. Discrete D. Quantitative 7. If quantitative data takes on numerical value that can be measured on a numerical scale, which of the following is NOT a (You can identify your own topic) did she used? STEP 4. Based on your answer in step 3, write a short description for your survey. Using a clear and simple language, briefly explain the topic and the purpose of your survey. STEP 5. Based also on your answer in step 3, determine what questions you will present in your survey form. Decide whether your questions will be multiple-choice or whether you wil allow survey participants to give any answer they wish. STEP 6. Write down your survey questions on a sheet of paper. Make your own survey form. quantitative data? A. Age Cluster Sampling B. Convenience Sampling C. Stratified Random Sampling D. Systematic Sampling B. Height C. Weight D. Rank 23. Jean wants to know the satisfaction rate of their customers for the breads that they are selling. They distributed a short survey form to all the families in one barangay. What sampling techniques did she used? 8. Which of the following data results from either a finite number of possible values or countable number of possible values as 0, or 1, or 2, and so on? A Continuous Cluster Sampling B. Convenience Sampling C. Stratified Random Sampling D. Systematic Sampling B. Discrete C. Qualitative D. Quantitative 20 15 10 5 _24. Paul sent google forms to all his Facebook friends to determine the most popular song for the past few months. 9. Which of the following data result from infinitely many possible values that can be associated with points on a continuous scale in such a way that there are no gaps or interruptions? A. Continuous 10. What level of measurement is characterized by data that consist of names, labels, or categories only? A. Interval _11. Which of the following is TRUE about qualitative data? A It can be nominal. What sampling techniques did she used? A. Cluster Sampling B. Convenience Sampling The learner was able to The learner was able to The learner was able to The learner was not C. Stratified Random Sampling D. Systematic Sampling write all the elements needed on a survey. write almost all the write the elements but able to write all the B. Discrete C. Qualitative D. Quantitative Strategic Knowledge elements needed on a elements but missed missed two to four 25. For her TLE project, Elsie has to make her classmates grade her dish. Since the food is not enough for everyone, she listed the names of her classmates alphabetically. Using a randomizer, her recipe. What sampling techniques did she used? A. Cluster Sampling one. elements survey The work appears in a neat, clear, and but in a neat manner but not sloppy and that clear or organized. unorganized. decided to make every 4 persons i list taste The work is presented in a neat, clear, and organized fashion B. Nominal C. Ordinal D. Ratio Neatness and The work is presented The work is presented C. Stratified Random Sampling D. Systematic Sampling Organization Convenience Sampling not organized. C. It can be interval. D. It can be discrete. 26. Paul used written questions and emailed it to the respondents. What data collection method did he used? C. Observation Method D. Survey Method B. It can be ratio. A. Experimental Method B. Interview Method 12. Qualitative is to categorical as to Quantitative is to A Continuous 27. What is the data collection method where the subjects' behavior or characteristics are being observed in their natural PERFORMANCE TASK No. 2 B. Discrete C. Nominal D. Numerical environment? A. Experimental Method B. Interview Method Paul wants to know the effects of the number of hours spent in social media on grades of the Grade 7 students in C. Observation Method D. Survey Method 13. What level of measurement involves data that may be arranged in some order but differences between data values either Zambales National High Schol. cannot be determined or are meaningless? A. Interval 28. What data collection method is prone to mistake? For example, the respondents are not able to recall information. B. Nominal C. Ordinal D. Ratio C. Observation Method D. Survey Method Questions: 1. What sampling technique would you suggest him to use? Why? 2. What data gathering method is most appropriate to use? Why? A. Experimental Method Interview Method 14. Which of the following is a level of measurement involves meaningful amounts of differences between data and has no 29. What method is used when a researcher asked direct questions from his respondents face-to-face, via phone call or video call? absolute zero? A. Experimental Method C. Ordinal C. Observation Method D. Survey Method A Interval B. Nominal D. Ratio B. Interview Method 15 10 15. What level of measurement has all the properties of interval level but has true zero point ar absolute zero? B. Nominal _30. Which data collection method uses the human senses to gather information? 5 C. Observation Method D. Survey Method A. Interval C. Ordinal D. Ratio A. Experimental Method The leaner follows correct grammar in The learner was able to give reason for the The learmer was able to provide answer. writing his answer and explanation. B. Interview Method answer provided.
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