1ST SUMMATIVE TEST IN MATHEMATICS 7 D.

It is a tool to understand the infection rate of certain diseases

Quarter 4 and viruses.
Directions: Choose the best answer for each item. Write the letter of 1ST SUMMATIVE TEST IN MATHEMATICS 7
the correct answer on your answer sheet. Quarter 4
Directions: Choose the best answer for each item. Write the letter of
_____1. Which branch of mathematics deals with the collection, the correct answer on your answer sheet.
organization, analysis, and interpretation of data obtained by the
conduct of surveys and experiments? _____1. Which branch of mathematics deals with the collection,
A. Algebra B. Geometry C. Statistics D. Trigonometry organization, analysis, and interpretation of data obtained by the
_____2. What is the entire group that you want to draw conclusions conduct of surveys and experiments?
from your study? A. Algebra B. Geometry C. Statistics D. Trigonometry
A. Population B. Data C. Sample D. Survey _____2. What is the entire group that you want to draw conclusions
_____3. Which of the following is not a function of statistics? from your study?
A. Statistics helps in presenting complex data in a suitable A. Population B. Data C. Sample D. Survey
tabular _____3. Which of the following is not a function of statistics?
form. A. Statistics helps in presenting complex data in a suitable
B. Statistics helps in collecting appropriate quantitative data. tabular
C. Statistics helps in making us a good person. form.
D. Statistics helps in drawing valid inferences based from B. Statistics helps in collecting appropriate quantitative data.
collected data. C. Statistics helps in making us a good person.
_____4. What are the individual pieces of factual information D. Statistics helps in drawing valid inferences based from
collected, recorded, and used for analysis? collected data.
A. Sample B. Survey C. Questionnaire D. Data _____4. What are the individual pieces of factual information
_____5. What is the method of gathering information from several collected, recorded, and used for analysis?
individuals to produce information that will represent the larger A. Sample B. Survey C. Questionnaire D. Data
population? _____5. What is the method of gathering information from several
A. Sample B. Survey C. Questionnaire D. Data individuals to produce information that will represent the larger
_____6. What is the method used in drawing or selecting samples population?
from a population? A. Sample B. Survey C. Questionnaire D. Data
A. Probability B. Statistics C. Survey D. Sampling _____6. What is the method used in drawing or selecting samples
Technique from a population?
_____7. What is any subset of elements drawn by some appropriate A. Probability B. Statistics C. Survey D. Sampling
method from a defined population? Technique
A. Population B. Sample C. Data D. Survey _____7. What is any subset of elements drawn by some appropriate
_____8. Which type of sampling method include simple random method from a defined population?
sampling, systematic random sampling, and stratified random A. Population B. Sample C. Data D. Survey
sampling? _____8. Which type of sampling method include simple random
A. Population C. Probability sampling sampling, systematic random sampling, and stratified random
B. Sample D. Non-probability sampling sampling?
____9. What do you call the sampling method where the population A. Population C. Probability sampling
is divided into groups called strata? B. Sample D. Non-probability sampling
A. Simple random sampling B. Systematic Random sampling ____9. What do you call the sampling method where the population
C. Stratified random sampling D. Cluster sampling is divided into groups called strata?
____10. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a good A. Simple random sampling B. Systematic Random sampling
questionnaire? C. Stratified random sampling D. Cluster sampling
A. Valid B. Reliable C. Interesting D. ____10. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a good
Confound questionnaire?
____11. Which of the following topics CANNOT be answered by A. Valid B. Reliable C. Interesting D.
statistics? Confound
A. Top tourist spot in the Philippines. C. Worlds’ famous celebrity. ____11. Which of the following topics CANNOT be answered by
B. Total number of rice grains D. Average height of a statistics?
in a sack of rice grade 7 student A. Top tourist spot in the Philippines. C. Worlds’ famous celebrity.
_____12. Which of the following data is qualitative in form? B. Total number of rice grains D. Average height of a
A. Height B. Age C. Gender D. Weight in a sack of rice grade 7 student
_____13. Which of the following questions is an example of an _____12. Which of the following data is qualitative in form?
open-ended questions? A. Height B. Age C. Gender D. Weight
A. Which pet would you want to have at home? _____13. Which of the following questions is an example of an
B. Who is your favorite anime character? open-ended questions?
C. Do you have a cellphone? A. Which pet would you want to have at home?
D. What is your most memorable experience during the time of B. Who is your favorite anime character?
pandemic? C. Do you have a cellphone?
_____14 Mrs. Cruz, a grade 7 teacher in DPNHS wanted to know D. What is your most memorable experience during the time of
the preferred learning modality suitable for her students. Which of pandemic?
the following questions is not a good question to be included in her _____14 Mrs. Cruz, a grade 7 teacher in DPNHS wanted to know
questionnaire? the preferred learning modality suitable for her students. Which of
A. What is your favorite subject? the following questions is not a good question to be included in her
B. Do you have a gadget that you can use in your studies? questionnaire?
C. Who can help you study at home? A. What is your favorite subject?
D. What is your mode of transportation in going to school? B. Do you have a gadget that you can use in your studies?
_____15. Richard conducted a survey about the most preferred fast C. Who can help you study at home?
foods people would like to eat. His respondents are his colleagues, D. What is your mode of transportation in going to school?
friends, neighbors, and family members. Which type of sampling _____15. Richard conducted a survey about the most preferred fast
method did he apply? foods people would like to eat. His respondents are his colleagues,
A. Simple random sampling C. Probability sampling friends, neighbors, and family members. Which type of sampling
B. Systematic random sampling D. Non-probability sampling method did he apply?
_____16. Which of the following is NOT an importance of statistics A. Simple random sampling C. Probability sampling
in the field of medicine? B. Systematic random sampling D. Non-probability sampling
A. It provides health care professionals with new knowledge. _____16. Which of the following is NOT an importance of statistics
B. It is used to test the effectiveness of the medicine and vaccines. in the field of medicine?
C. It helps the election candidates to plan their campaign strategies A. It provides health care professionals with new knowledge.
B. It is used to test the effectiveness of the medicine and vaccines.
 C. It helps the election candidates to plan their campaign strategies
D. It is a tool to understand the infection rate of certain diseases
and viruses.
_____17. Which of the following is not an importance of statistics in
the field of Government?
A. The numerical measures about the performance of individual
players and teams are calculated using statistics.
B. The collected statistical data are used in the policy-making
process.
C. The statistical data helps in determining the employment and
unemployment rates as well as crime rates.
D. The statistical data gathered indicates the social and economic
growth of the country.
_____18. Which sampling method randomly chooses its sample
based on a regular interval?
A. Simple random sampling C. Stratified random sampling
B. Systematic random sampling D. Cluster sampling
For items 19-20, refer to the questionnaire title and objective
presented.
_____19. Considering the title and
the objective of the sample
questionnaire, choose which among
the following questions is NOT VALID
as a part of the said statistical
instrument.
A. How satisfied are you with the overall quality of online classes?
B. Do you find online classes as effective as traditional in-person
classes?
C. Do you feel engaged during online classes?
D. How do you perceive the favorite subject of the students and its
effectiveness in engaging the students?
_____20. Evaluate whether the question, “How would you rate your
understanding of the subjects taught in online classes compared to
in-person classes?” can be a part of the questionnaire.
A. Yes, because the question evaluates if students find online
classes as effective as in-person ones, guiding adjustments and
policy decisions especially in subject mastery.
B. Yes, because the question evaluates if students prefer one
subject over the other subjects that they are taking.
C. No, because the question will fail to evaluate the preference of
the students regarding their mode of learning.
D. No, because it is already clear that the understanding of the
subjects taught in online classes is very high.
_____21. A supermarket wanted to know their customers' habits.
They randomly choose one customer from each group divided
based on their age-brackets. Which type of sampling method did the
supermarket apply?
A. Simple random sampling C. Stratified random sampling
B. Systematic random sampling D. Cluster sampling
_____22. Sir Aaron randomly chose 3 sections to be the
respondents of his study about the drop-out rate of Grade 7
students. Which type of sampling method did he apply?
A. Simple random sampling C. Stratified random sampling
B. Systematic random sampling D. Cluster sampling
_____23. In stratified sampling, why are subgroups created
within the population?
A. To ensure that every member of the population has an equal
chance of being selected.
B. To reduce bias and improve the representativeness of the
sample.
C. To increase the efficiency of the sampling process.
D. To randomly select individuals without any pre-defined criteria.
_____24. How does cluster sampling differ from stratified sampling?
A. Cluster sampling involves dividing the population into distinct
groups, while stratified sampling does not.
B. Stratified sampling selects individuals from each subgroup, while
cluster sampling selects entire groups.
C. Cluster sampling involves selecting every nth individual from the
population.
D. Stratified sampling is used for large populations, while cluster
sampling is used for small populations.
____25. How does simple random sampling differ from systematic
random sampling?
A. Simple random sampling involves selecting every nth individual from the
population, while systematic random sampling involves choosing the entire
groups.
B. Systematic random sampling involves selecting every nth individual from
the population, while simple random sampling involves choosing the entire
groups.
C. Simple random sampling involves choosing individuals that have an equal
chance of being selected, while systematic random sampling involves
selecting every nth individual from the population.
D. Systematic random sampling involves choosing individuals that have an
equal chance of being selected, while simple random sampling involves
selecting every nth individual from the population.
_____17. Which of the following is not an importance of statistics in
the field of Government?
A. The numerical measures about the performance of individual
players and teams are calculated using statistics.
B. The collected statistical data are used in the policy-making
process.
C. The statistical data helps in determining the employment and
unemployment rates as well as crime rates.
D. The statistical data gathered indicates the social and economic
growth of the country.
_____18. Which sampling method randomly chooses its sample
based on a regular interval?
A. Simple random sampling C. Stratified random sampling
B. Systematic random sampling D. Cluster sampling
For items 19-20, refer to the questionnaire title and objective
presented.
_____19. Considering the title and
the objective of the sample
questionnaire, choose which among
the following questions is NOT VALID
as a part of the said statistical
instrument.
A. How satisfied are you with the overall quality of online classes?
B. Do you find online classes as effective as traditional in-person
classes?
C. Do you feel engaged during online classes?
D. How do you perceive the favorite subject of the students and its
effectiveness in engaging the students?
_____20. Evaluate whether the question, “How would you rate your
understanding of the subjects taught in online classes compared to
in-person classes?” can be a part of the questionnaire.
A. Yes, because the question evaluates if students find online
classes as effective as in-person ones, guiding adjustments and
policy decisions especially in subject mastery.
B. Yes, because the question evaluates if students prefer one
subject over the other subjects that they are taking.
C. No, because the question will fail to evaluate the preference of
the students regarding their mode of learning.
D. No, because it is already clear that the understanding of the
subjects taught in online classes is very high.
_____21. A supermarket wanted to know their customers' habits.
They randomly choose one customer from each group divided
based on their age-brackets. Which type of sampling method did the
supermarket apply?
A. Simple random sampling C. Stratified random sampling
B. Systematic random sampling D. Cluster sampling
_____22. Sir Aaron randomly chose 3 sections to be the
respondents of his study about the drop-out rate of Grade 7
students. Which type of sampling method did he apply?
A. Simple random sampling C. Stratified random sampling
B. Systematic random sampling D. Cluster sampling
_____23. In stratified sampling, why are subgroups created
within the population?
A. To ensure that every member of the population has an equal
chance of being selected.
B. To reduce bias and improve the representativeness of the
sample.
C. To increase the efficiency of the sampling process.
D. To randomly select individuals without any pre-defined criteria.
_____24. How does cluster sampling differ from stratified sampling?
A. Cluster sampling involves dividing the population into distinct
groups, while stratified sampling does not.
B. Stratified sampling selects individuals from each subgroup, while
cluster sampling selects entire groups.
C. Cluster sampling involves selecting every nth individual from the
population.
D. Stratified sampling is used for large populations, while cluster
sampling is used for small populations.
____25. How does simple random sampling differ from systematic
random sampling?
A. Simple random sampling involves selecting every nth individual from the
population, while systematic random sampling involves choosing the entire
groups.
B. Systematic random sampling involves selecting every nth individual from
the population, while simple random sampling involves choosing the entire
groups.
C. Simple random sampling involves choosing individuals that have an equal
chance of being selected, while systematic random sampling involves
selecting every nth individual from the population.
D. Systematic random sampling involves choosing individuals that have an
equal chance of being selected, while simple random