Try to answer these 20 Statistics or Sadistics MCQs and check your understanding of the Statistics or Sadistics subject.
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A. Agriculture
B. Politics
C. Astronomy
D. All of these
A. Representative
B. An exact replication
C. Descriptive
D. A unique subset
A. Statements
B. Rules and exceptions
C. Tools and techniques
D. Numbers and letters
A. Learning a new language
B. Learning how to use the computer
C. Learning how to compute mathematical equations
D. Learning how to paint a picture
A. Inferential statistics
B. Descriptive statistics
C. Sampling methods
D. Population methods
A. Statistical data
B. Statistical procedure
C. Statistical math
D. Statistical proof
A. Mean
B. Average
C. Mode
D. Sum total
A. Organizing
B. Balancing
C. Editing
D. Interpreting
A. Data set
B. Sample statistic
C. Descriptive statistic
D. Population subset
A. The entire group to a which a law of nature applies
B. A subset of a group to which a law of nature applies
C. All of the subjects in which we are interested
D. At least half of the subjects in the population
A. Charles Darwin
B. Neil Salkind
C. Francis Galton
D. R. A. Fisher
A. Experimental
B. Descriptive
C. Inferential
D. Organizational
A. The entire group
B. A subset of the group
C. All the people in the world
D. An infinite number that cannot be counted
A. Develop new formulas for statistical procedure
B. Learn how to compute and interpret statistical procedures correctly
C. Memorize many complicated and unfamiliar formulas
D. Learn a relatively unimportant step in research
A. Statistics
B. Physics
C. Variation
D. All of these
A. Data point
B. Data set
C. Data value
D. All of these
A. Numbers
B. Points
C. Values
D. Scores
A. Value
B. Data
C. Set
D. Observation
A. Individual
B. Population
C. Data
D. Value
A. True
B. False
A. Sample
B. Data
C. Population
D. Individual
A. To describe how often something occurs
B. To determine if a sample is representative of a population
C. To predict an outcome
D. To determine the effect of an intervention