1.The specific range of values where the parameter is located.

It is determined by using the data

obtained from a sample and by using the specific confidence level of the estimate.(1/1 Point)
Confidence level
Critical level
Critical Value
Confidence interval

2.A frequency histogram has the following characteristics except:

I. The horizontal scale is quantitative and measures the data values
II. The horizontal scale of a histogram can be marked with either the class boundaries or the
midpoints
III. Consecutive bars must touch.
 IV. The vertical scale measures the frequencies of the classes(0/1 Point)
II
None of the above
III
I
IV
3.A type of methods of data collection where researcher observes and measures characteristics of
interest of part of a population.(1/1 Point)
Simulation
Observational study
Experiment
Survey
4.If events A and B are_________, then the rule can be simplified to
 P (A or B)=P (A)+P (B)(1/1 Point)
Independent events
Dependent events
Not mutually exclusive
mutually exclusive
5.If the data set has an even number of entries, the ________ is the _____ of the two middle data
entries.(0/1 Point)
Mean; Median
Mean; Mean
Median; mean
Median; Median

6.An investigation of one or more characteristics of a population measuring an entire population.

(0/1 Point)
Census
Simulation
Survey
Sampling
7.The standard normal distribution is a normal distribution with a mean of _______ and a
standard deviation of ______. (1/1 Point)
1;0
0;0
0;1
1;1
8.It is a table, formula, or graph that describes the values of a random variable and the
probability associated with these values.(1/1 Point)
Discrete Probability Distributions
Continuous Probability Distribution
Probability distribution
Standard Probability Distribution
9.It refers to an entry x in a population data set is the difference between the entry and the mean
μ of the data set.(1/1 Point)
Class Width
Range
deviation
Standard Deviation
10.Find the mode of the number of hours students spent in mobile phones:
7 2 1 5 1 7 4 5 6 6 1(1/1 Point)
5
7
6
1
11.It is a function or rule that assigns a number to each outcome of an experiment.
 (1/1 Point)
Dependent Variable
Independent Variable
Random variable
Continuous Variable
12.Identify which of the statement/s is/are TRUE.

For data with a symmetric/bell-shaped distribution, the standard deviation has the following
characteristics:
 
I. About 68% of the data lie within one standard deviation of the mean
 
II. About 95% of the data lie within two standard deviations of the mean.
 
III. About 99.7% of the data lie within three standard deviations of the mean.
 
IV. Z = 0
 (1/1 Point)
Only I, II and III are True.
All are true
Only I, III and IV are True.
Only II, III, and IV are True.
13.A sample data set of n entries is the square root of the sample variance.(1/1 Point)
sample variance
population variance
sample standard deviation
population standard deviation
14.It is the portion or percentage of the data that falls in that class and the total sum of this
frequency should be equal to 1.
 (1/1 Point)
Relative Frequency
Frequency Distribution
Frequency Distribution Table
Cumulative Frequency

15.Properties of Normal Distribution are:

 
I. The mean, median, and mode are equal.
 
II. The total area under the curve is equal to one
 
III. The standard deviation is the distance from the center to the saddle point or inflection point
 
IV. The normal curve approaches to the y-axis as it extends farther and farther from mean.(0/1
Point)
Only statement II is True
Only statement III is false
Only statement IV is false
Only statement I is True
16.The properties of t-distribution are the following except:
I. It is bell-shaped.
II. It is symmetric about the mean.
III. The mean, median and mode are equal to 0 and are located at the center of the distribution. 
iv. The curve approaches but never touches the x-axis.(0/1 Point)
II
IV
III
None of the above
I

17.The weight of passing rhinoceros each day in Sub-Saharan Africa is an example of what
variable(0/1 Point)
Continuous Random Variable
Discrete Random Variable
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable

18.It is the set of all outcomes in the sample space that are not included in event E.(1/1 Point)
Join event
Disjoint event
Individual event
complement of event

19.When added all the deviation squared divided by N we get ______(0/1 Point)
Sample variance
Standard deviation
Sum of squares
population variance
20.The water bill for residents of a city have a average of P526 and a standard deviation of P15.
Random samples of 200 water bills are drawn from this population and the mean of each sample
is determined. Find the standard error of the mean of the sampling distribution. (1/1 Point)
1.06
13.33
0.65
35.06

21.The probabilities of the values of a _______ may be derived by means of probability tools
such as tree diagrams or by applying one of the definitions of probability.(0/1 Point)
Discrete Random Variable
Discrete Probability Distributions
Continuous Random Variable
Continuous Probability Distribution

22.The example refers to what branch of Statistics: Of 80 randomly selected people in Cavite,
240 people had the last name “Robredo”. Which means 16% of all people living in Cavite have
the last name “Robredo”.(1/1 Point)
Inferential Statistics
Mathematical Statistics
Descriptive Statistics
Econometrics

23.This refers to the sum of the frequency for that class and all the previous classes.(1/1 Point)
Frequency Distribution Table
Cumulative Frequency
Frequency Distribution
Relative Frequency
24.A data entry that is far removed from the other entries in the data set. (1/1 Point)
Parametric
Non-parametric
Outlier
Statistics

25.The number of 6 when five dice are tossed simultaneously is an example of what variable.(1/1
Point)
Independent Variable
Continuous Random Variable
Dependent Variable
Discrete Random Variable

26.If the inflection points are far from the center/mean:

I. it indicates that the standard deviation is larger
 II. the curve will be wide and high(1/1 Point)
Only statement II is True
Only statement I is True
Statements I and II are false
Statements I and II are True

27.TYPE "Yes" to submit your Final Exam.

28.TRUE OF FALSE:
I. A certain value of any normal distribution could be transformed into its corresponding
standard normal value (or z-score)
 
II. If a random variable x is normally distributed you can find the probability that x will fall in a
given interval by calculating the area under the normal curve for that interval
 (0/1 Point)
 Both statements are false
Both statements are True
Only statement I is True
Only statement II is True

29.Given a level of confidence, the _________ is the greatest possible distance between the point
estimate and the value of the parameter it is estimating. (1/1 Point)
point estimate error
sampling error
margin of error
standard error

30.It is the difference between the maximum and minimum data entries.
 (1/1 Point)
Standard Deviation
Class Width
Range
Deviation

31.It states the sampling distribution of the mean can be approximated by the normal distribution
as the sample size gets large enough under right condition. 
 (1/1 Point)
Approximations on Normal Distribution
Confidence Level
t-distribution
Central Limit Theorem
32.To find the area to the left of z, 
I. find the area that corresponds to z in the Standard Normal Table. 
 II. Then subtract the area from 1(0/1 Point)
Only statement II is True
Statements I and II are False
Only statement II is True
Statements I and II are True

33.Two versions of a test are given to students. One test has pre-set answers and a second test
has randomized answers. Find the coefficient of variation.
 
Pre-Test answers (PTA)
Mean:50
SD: 11.2
 
Randomized answer (RA)
Mean: 45.8
 SD: 12.9(1/1 Point)
PTA = 3.55 and RA = 4.46
PTA = 22.36 and RA = 28.17
PTA = 4.46 and RA = 3.55
PTA = 28.17 and RA = 22.36

34.When a sample size is less than 30, and the random variable x is approximately normally
distributed, it follows a (0/1 Point)
Confidence Level
Approximations on Normal Distribution
t-distribution
Central Limit Theorem
35.The Standard Normal Table consist of the following properties: 
I. The cumulative area is close to 1 for z-scores close to z = 3.49
II. The cumulative area for z = 1 is 0.5000
III. The cumulative area is close to 0 for z-scores close to z = 3.49
 IV. The cumulative area for z = 0 is 0.5000(0/1 Point)
Statement III and IV are false
Statement II and III are false
Statement I and II are true
Statement III and IV are true

36.It is stated in Math Stat class the following grading system:

 
30% - midterm exam, 70% - class standing

One of the students received a score of 50 points out of 75 on the Midterm exams, 85 points out
of 100 on their community action plan paper and 20 out of 30 on topic generation. What is the
student’s current grade? (0/1 Point)
76.5
79.5
99
88.5
37.The curve with a larger standard deviation is lower and widely spread is called ___________.
(1/1 Point)
Mesokertic
Platykertic
Platykurtic
Leptokurtic

38.Two events, A and B, are mutually exclusive if they:

I. first event affects the outcome of the second event so that the probability is changed
II. if the occurrence of one of the events does not affect the probability of the other event
III. if they cannot occur at the same time
 IV. if they can occur at the same time(0/1 Point)
None of the above
All the statements except I are True
All the statements except III are True
All Statements are True
All Statements are False

39.Each value of x is multiplied by its corresponding probability and the products are added to
get the _______(0/1 Point)
mean of a continuous random variable
mean probability of a discrete random variable
mean of a discrete random variable
mean probability of a continuous random variable

40.The number of people that play the Scratch-It Cards each day is an example of what
variable(1/1 Point)
Discrete Random Variable
Continuous Random Variable
Independent Variable
Dependent Variable

41.A quantitative random variable that assumes an uncountable number of values.(1/1 Point)
Discrete Random Variable
Dependent Variable
Independent Variable
Continuous Random Variable
42.This refers to the data set is the sum of the data entries divided by the number of entries.(1/1
Point)
Median
Mode
Central Tendency
Mean

43.It is a well-defined set of possible outcomes. (1/1 Point)

Outcome
Sample Space
Experiment
Probability

44.The variance of a discrete random variable is given by (1/1 Point)

o = Σ(x – μ)2P (x)
E(x) = μ = ΣxP(x)
μ = ΣxP(x)
o^2 = Σ(x – μ)2P (x)

45.It is a branch of Statistics that Involves the organization, summarization, and display of data.
(1/1 Point)
Descriptive Statistics
Econometrics
Mathematical Statistics
Inferential statistics
46.The data represents the scores in Math Stat: 23, 13, 24, 15, 11, 9 
 Given that the class is equals to 3, the class width is equal to ________.(1/1 Point)
9
15
5
12

47.A data set describes the standard deviation as a percent of the mean; and the comparison of
data sets with different units of measure or different means.(1/1 Point)
Deviation Squared
Standard Deviation
Coefficient of Variation
Deviation

48.It is the result of a single trial of an experiment.

 (1/1 Point)
Experiment
Probability
Outcome
Sample Space

49.Data consists of information coming from:

I. observations
II. responses
III. attributes(1/1 Point)
Statements I, II, and III are True
Statements I and II are False
Statements II or III are False
Statements I, II, and III are False
50.In the level of measurements of data the Ordinal level cannot: 
I. determine if one data is a multiple of another 
II. arrange data in order 
III. subtract data values
 (0/1 Point)
Statements II and III are True
Statements I, II and III are True
Statements I, and II are True
Statements I, and III are True

51.This consists of the values of the sample means. The mean of the sample means, μx, is equal
to the population mean μ.(0/1 Point)
Sampling Distribution of Population Means
Population distribution
Sampling Distribution
Sampling Distribution of Sample Means

52.The data represents the scores in Math Stat: 23, 13, 24, 15, 11, 9 
 Given that the class is equals to 3, determine the upper limit of the last class.(0/1 Point)
9
24
13
23

53.Going to mall via LRT and finding a KPOP star is an example of ________.(1/1 Point)
Not mutually exclusive
Dependent events
Mutually exclusive
Independent event
54.It is based on observations obtained from probability experiments.(1/1 Point)
Classical Probability
Conditional Probability
Empirical Probability
Subjective Probability

55.The example refers to the numerical value of a recent a recent survey of a sample of 300
college students reported that the average weekly income for PUP students is Php 250.00, refers
to ______.(0/1 Point)
Sample
Population Parameter
Population
Sample statistic

56.Question 
In probability distribution we represent the probability of: 
I. a random variable X will equal x as P(X = x) 
II. simply P(x) 
III. 0 < P (x) < 1 
IV. ΣP (x) <= > 1
 (0/1 Point)
All Statements are False
All the statements except I are True
All the statements except III are True
None of the above
All Statements are True
57.The ________of a discrete random variable is equal to the ________of the random variable.
(0/1 Point)
expected value; mean
variance; mean
mean; variance
mean; expected value

58.It is the distance between lower (or upper) limits of consecutive classes.(1/1 Point)
Class width
Class Boundary
Class Mark
Range

59.The average on a statistics test was 78 with a standard deviation of 8. If the test scores are
normally distributed, to find the probability that a student receives a test score greater than 85.
Which of the following statement is True:
I. Find the area corresponding to each z-score in the Standard Normal Table to the left then
subtract it by 1.
II. Find the area corresponding to each z-score in the Standard Normal Table to the right then
subtract it by 1.
III. Find the area corresponding to each z-score in the Standard Normal Table to the left and right
then subtract the larger from smaller. 
IV. Find the area corresponding to each z-score in the Standard Normal Table to the left and
right then subtract the smaller from larger.
 (0/1 Point)
II
III
I
IV
60.To find the area between two z-scores,
I. Find the area corresponding to each z-score in the Standard Normal Table
II. Then add the smaller area minus 1
III. Then add the larger area minus 1
IV. Then subtract the smaller area from the larger area. 
V. Then subtract the larger area from the smaller area.(0/1 Point)
Statements I, II and III are True
Only Statements I and V are TRUE
Only Statements I and IV are TRUE
Statements I, IV, and IV are True

61.Qualitative data refers to a type of data that consists of:

I. non-numerical entries
II. countable characteristics 
III. labels(0/1 Point)
Statements I, and III are True
Statements I, and II are True
Statements II and III are True
Statements I, II and III are True

62.To get the lower boundary of a class, _____ 0.5 from the lower limit. To get the upper
boundary of a class, _____ 0.5 to the upper limit.(1/1 Point)
Add; Add
Subtract; Subtract
Add; Subtract
Subtract; Add
63.Identify which of the statement/s is/are TRUE..
The standard deviation of the sample mean:
I. is equal to the sample standard deviation, divided by the square root of the sample size, N
II. is equal to the population standard deviation, divided by the square root of the sample size, n
III. is equal to the population standard deviation, divided by the square root of the sample size, N
IV. is equal to the population standard deviation, divided by the square root of the sample size, n
 (0/1 Point)
Only IV is True
Only I is True
Only II is True
Only III is True

64.Find the median of the following data entries: 5 10 26 7 33 8 11 5(0/1 Point)

10.5
13.125
11
5

65.A frequency distribution is skewed if the “tail” of the graph elongates more to one side than to
the other, if its tail extends to the left it is called?(1/1 Point)
Symmetric Distribution
Positively Skewed Distribution
Uniform Distribution
Negatively Skewed Distribution

66.This bar graph represents the frequency distribution of a data set.(1/1 Point)
Frequency polygon
Bar chart
 Frequency table
Histogram

67.It is the probability of an event occurring, given that another event has already occurred. P (B|
A) means “Probability of B, given A”
 (1/1 Point)
Probability Distribution
Continuous Probability Distribution
Standard Probability Distribution
conditional probability

68.This is a way to show how data is dispersed or spread out.(0/1 Point)

Variation
Dispersion
Range
Coefficient of Variation
69.It is any subset of the sample space(1/1 Point)
Outcome
Sample space
Event
Single event
70.At a raffle, 500 tickets are sold for Php10 each for two prizes of Php1000 and Php500. What
is the expected value of your gain?(1/1 Point)
-7
10
990
490

71.To compare variation in different data sets, you can:

I. use standard deviation when the data sets use the same units of measure.
 II. have means that are about the same.(0/1 Point)
 Statements I and II are False
Only Statement I is True
Statements I and II are True
None of the above
Only Statement II is True

72.It is a subset of a population which is a collection of all outcomes, responses, measurement,

and counts that are of interest.(1/1 Point)
Parameter
Statistic
Population
Sample

73.The appropriate type of random sampling given the scenario 3. The teacher randomly selected
5 students in her class to determine if her students still remember the past lessons.(0/1 Point)
Clustered Sampling
Simple Random Sampling
Convenience Sampling
Stratified Sampling

74.This refers to the difference between the sample measure and the corresponding population
measure due to the fact that the sample is not perfect representation.(1/1 Point)
Sum of error
Sum of error Squares
Population Error
Sampling error
75.It is the level of measurement where data are entry is not an inherent zero which represents a
position in the scale. (1/1 Point)
Ordinal
Nominal
Interval
Ratio

76.Being a Leni supporter and commending President Duterte is an example of _______.

(0/1 Point)
Not mutually exclusive
Independent event
Mutually exclusive
Dependent event