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Practice Quiz Chapter 11
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When summarizing and organizing quantitative data, once categories are selected, the data are ________.
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b) meaningful
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c) concluded
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d) coded
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When constructing tables, a good rule to follow is to place the independent variable in the ________ and the dependent variable in the ________.
a) columns / rows
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b) rows / columns
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c) cells / columns
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d) rows / cells
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________ are appropriate when the analysis examines the proportion of variable categories to all variable categories over the whole population.
a) Bar graphs
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b) Pie graphs
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c) Scattergrams
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d) Line graphs
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A ________ is produced by pinpointing each instance of measurement on a grid defined by the two axes of a graph.
a) bar graph
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b) pie graph
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c) scattergram
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d) histogram
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All of the following are steps in constructing a line graph EXCEPT ________.
a) select categories for your data
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b) code the data into the categories
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c) select a scale of units for each axis
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d) drawing a circle around all the points
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In order to summarize and present data, one must first ________ the data.
a) categorize
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b) code
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c) cross-tabulate
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d) calculate
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In order to prepare a graph, it is necessary to ________.
a) select categories
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b) code the data
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c) cross-tabulate the data
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d) all of the above
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In a ________, data are not usually categorized and coded; instead, the scale of each axis is adjusted to accommodate the range of the variable being analyzed.
a) bar graph
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b) pie graph
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c) scattergram
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d) contingency table
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________ are very useful for comparing the trends or performance of several groups or persons.
a) Bar graphs
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b) Pie graphs
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c) Contingency tables
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d) Line graphs
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The most important feature of the mean is that it allows for a comparison of the performance of ________.
a) variables
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b) groups
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c) trends
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d) proportions
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________ create the greatest difficulty in making adequate comparisons.
a) Bar graphs
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b) Line graphs
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c) Contingency tables
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d) Pie graphs
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In a bar graph, the size of the bar is proportional to the size of the ________.
a) column
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b) sample
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c) variable
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d) row
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Data may be excluded because of a mathematical problem called a(n) ________.
a) constant
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b) outlier
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c) frequency
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d) category
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Bar graphs can present information on frequencies and ________.
a) counts
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b) percentages
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c) individuals
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d) proportions
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When utilizing a pie graph, labelling the ________ is also useful in addition to just providing the graph.
a) categories
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b) data
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c) colours
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d) percentages
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