Directions: Read the following items carefully. Write your answer on your on a one whole pad paper.
1. Which of these is NOT discrete data
?
A. Height of a sunflower as measured each day
B. How many students are absent from school each day
C. How many widgets a business sells each day
D. The number of people who drive through a red light each hour during rush hour
2. Data gathering tool where a face-to-face conversation between two individuals with the sole purpose
of collecting relevant information to satisfy a research purpose.
B. Observation
C. Survey
A. Interview
3. Which of the following is an example of quantitative data?
A. color
B. gender
4. Which of these is NOT continuous data?
A. A person's height each year
D. Questionnaire
C. mini bus fare
D. relationship status
B. The volume of water in a swimming pool each day
C. Cars finished in a factory each day
D. A person's weight on each birthday
5. It is the science of collecting, analysis, and presentation of data.
A. Graphic Presentation B. Statistics
6. Which of the following problems uses statistics?
C. Frequency Table
D. Histogram
A. A sari-sari store owner records the frequency of sales of the five leading detergent soaps.
The man walks 25 km east.
ABC
Glen deposits 5,000 in his account.
D. Rhea measures her height.
7. Which of the following is an instrument used in gathering data in statistics?
A. Activity Sheet
R. Claringt
C. Questionnaire
D

1. The correct answer for the question which of these is NOT discrete data is: - D. The number of people who drive through a red light each hour during rush hour Explanation: Discrete data refers to distinct and separate values that can be counted and are typically whole numbers. In this case, the number of people driving through a red light is a continuous variable, as it can take on any value within a range, not just whole numbers. 2. The data gathering tool described as a face-to-face conversation between two individuals for research purposes is: - A. Interview Explanation: An interview involves direct communication between an interviewer and an interviewee to gather specific information for research purposes. 3. An example of quantitative data is: - B. gender Explanation: Gender is a categorical or qualitative data type, not quantitative. Quantitative data consists of numerical measurements or counts. 4. The option that is NOT continuous data is: - D. relationship status Explanation: Relationship status is a categorical variable, not continuous data. Continuous data can take any value within a range, while relationship status is a distinct category. 5. The science of collecting, analyzing, and presenting data is: - B. Statistics Explanation: Statistics involves the collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of data to make informed decisions or draw conclusions. 6. The problem that uses statistics is: - A. A sari-sari store owner records the frequency of sales of the five leading detergent soaps. Explanation: This scenario involves collecting data (frequency of sales) to analyze and make decisions, which is a statistical process. 7. An instrument used in gathering data in statistics is: - C. Questionnaire Explanation: Questionnaires are tools used to collect data by asking specific questions to respondents, making them essential for gathering information in statistical analysis.