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Question 3
True or false?
A record of the number of brown-eyed students in a class is categorical data. a. True b. False
Question 4
A record of changing air temperature is: a. categorical data b. discrete data c. continuous data
Question 5
When someone enters the type of accomodation they live in on a census form, this is an example of:
Question 6
The number of times you catch the bus each week is: a. categorical data b. discrete data
Question 7
a. 1%
b. 5%
c. 6%
d. 10%
Question 8
An investigation is conducted into the use of public transport by people who live in a city.
Question 10
none 1–2 hours 3–4 hours more than 4 hours too much
a. none
b. 1–2 hours
c. 3–4 hours
d. more than 4 hours
e. too much
Question 11
You want to collect data about how often people use social media.
a. At a primary school.
b. In a shopping centre.
c. At a park.
Question 12
a. Just boys
b. Just girls
c. Equal numbers of boys and girls
Question 13
A record of 30 students' hair colour is: a. categorical data b. discrete data c. continuous data
Question 14
The number of times you shop each week is: a. categorical data b. discrete data c. continuous data
Question 15
A record of a car's velocity over a period of time is: a. categorical data b. discrete data c. continuous data
Question 16
a. categorical data
b. discrete data
c. continuous data
Question 17
10% of
= × 600
600
= 60
Question 18
A school has 1500 learners. To collect data from the learners, should you ask the whole population or
collect a sample?
Question 19
There are 12 bags of apples in a box. You want to record the number of apples in each bag. Should you
take a sample of the bags or count all the bags?
a. Take a sample.
b. Count all the bags.
Question 20
a. Take a sample.
b. Ask every house.
Question 21
never often
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Question 24
Select the data set that could be used to answer the question above.
Question 25
Basketball 8
Tennis 15
Cricket 5
a. This is discrete numerical data. b. The number of students in the class is 28.
a. Continuous data
b. Discrete data
Question 27
You want to compare the results from a survey in your school by comparing boys' answers to girls'
answers.
Question 28
A food delivery company wants to investigate whether customers are satisfied with their service.
Which of these would not be a good method for collecting the data?
a. Test all the products for the first hour of the day.
Question 30
A survey is to be conducted about the height of children under 10 years of age. The heights will be
rounded to the nearest whole number.
a. Millimetres
b. Centimetres
c. Metres
d. Kilometres
Question 31
A healthy eating study wants to find out how much fruit people eat.
People leaving a swimming pool at the weekend are asked if they like swimming.
Question 33
b.time: ................
c. morning afternoon
Question 34
yes sometimes no
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Question 37
Maryam goes to a high school where both girls and boys attend. She conducted a survey on whether
the canteen should stock apples. Maryam sampled her friends: Roula, Linh, Anong and Farah.
Select all the statements that show why Maryam’s sample is biased.
To find the average height of learners in a year at school, you decided to use the basketball players in
that year as your sample.
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Question 40
Sachin wants to test the hypothesis: Football is more popular with boys than with girls.
He will take a sample of boys and girls from his year at school. In the whole school, there are the same
number of boys and girls.