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Mathematics 7 Periodical Exam Guide

The document is a Mathematics 7 third quarter periodical examination from Tantangan Institute, Inc., focusing on statistics and data collection concepts. It includes multiple-choice questions covering topics such as population, sample, variables, qualitative and quantitative data, and various data collection methods. The exam assesses students' understanding of statistical principles and their applications.
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Mathematics 7 Periodical Exam Guide

The document is a Mathematics 7 third quarter periodical examination from Tantangan Institute, Inc., focusing on statistics and data collection concepts. It includes multiple-choice questions covering topics such as population, sample, variables, qualitative and quantitative data, and various data collection methods. The exam assesses students' understanding of statistical principles and their applications.
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TANTANGAN INSTITUTE, INC.

Under The management of Marvelous College of Technology Inc.


Pork. Cadena de Amor, Pob. Tantangan South Cotabato
THIRD QUARTER PERIODICAL EXAMINATION
MATHEMATICS 7

Name : ______________________________________ ___________________________ Date: _____________


Instructions: Read each question carefully. Encircle the letter of the correct answer.
1. What is statistics mainly concerned with?
A. Solving equations B. Collecting, organizing, and interpreting data
C. Predicting the future D. Measuring angles
2. What best describes a population?
A. A small group only B. Selected respondents
C. The entire group under study D. A numerical result
3. What is a sample?
A. The whole population B. A subset of the population
C. A type of data ;D. A research tool
4. Which is an example of a population?
A. 30 selected students B. All students in a school C. 10 teachers D. A survey
5. Which is an example of a sample?
A. All citizens of a country B. Every student in school
C. 50 randomly selected students D. The whole class
6. What are variables?
A. Fixed values B. Numbers only C. Characteristics that vary D. Constant data
7. Which of the following is a qualitative variable?
A. Age B. Height C. Gender D. Weight
8. Which of the following is a quantitative variable?
A. Eye color B. Civil status C. Favorite subject D. Daily allowance
9. Which variable is measured numerically?
A. Qualitative B. Nominal C. Ordinal D. Quantitative
10. Which is NOT a variable?
A. Age B. Height C. Gender D. Classroom
11. What do qualitative variables describe?
A. Quantities B. Measurements C. Characteristics D. Numerical values
12. Which is an example of qualitative data?
A. Weight B. Test score C. Religion D. Age
13. What kind of data are quantitative data?
A. Descriptive B. Categorical C. Numerical D. Subjective
14. Which of the following is quantitative data?
A. Hair color B. Satisfaction level C. Number of students D. Favorite movie
15. How is age classified?
A. Qualitative B. Nominal C. Ordinal D. Quantitative
16. What are nominal data?
A. Categories with order B. Numerical values
C. Categories without order D. Measurable values
17. Which is an example of nominal data?
A. Class rank B. Hair color C. Height D. Weight
18. What best describes ordinal data?
A. Numerical values B. Categories with ranking C. Continuous values D. Random data
19. Which is an example of ordinal data?
A. Gender B. Eye color C. Satisfaction level D. Height
20. What do ordinal data show?
A. Exact differences B. Categories without order
C. Ranking or order D. Measurable quantity
21. What are discrete data?
A. Measurable with decimals B. Countable values
C. Categories without order D. Descriptive data
22. Which is an example of discrete data?
A. Heght B. Temperature C. Time D. Number of students
TANTANGAN INSTITUTE, INC.
Under The management of Marvelous College of Technology Inc.
Pork. Cadena de Amor, Pob. Tantangan South Cotabato
THIRD QUARTER PERIODICAL EXAMINATION
MATHEMATICS 7

23. What can continuous data do?


A. Be counted only B. Have whole numbers only
C. Take any value within a range D. Be ranked
24. Which is an example of continuous data?
A. Number of books B. Number of students C. Height D. Number of chairs
25. How is temperature classified?
A. Discrete B. Nominal C. Ordinal D. Continuous
26. What does data collection mean?
A. Analyzing data B. Organizing tables C. Gathering information D. Interpreting graphs
27. Which is NOT a method of data collection?
A. Survey B. Interview C. Observation D. Calculation
28. What is sampling?
A. Collecting all data B. Selecting a subset of a population
C. Organizing data . D. Interpreting results
29. Which method uses written questions?
A. Interview B. Observation C. Survey D. Experiment
30. In which field are surveys commonly used?
A. Geometry B. Market research C. Astronomy D. Trigonometry
31. What does an interview involve?
A. Written answers only B. Direct interaction C. Observing behavior D. Counting values
32. Which method allows in-depth information?
A. Survey B. Observation C. Interview D. Questionnaire
33. What does observation mean in data collection?
A. Asking questions B. Recording behavior directly C. Distributing forms D. Ranking data
34. Which method minimizes response bias?
A. Survey B. Interview C. Observation D. Questionnaire
35. What are experiments mainly used for?
A. Describing opilnions B. Ranking data
C. Establishing cause and effect D. Classifying data
36. What do researchers do in experiments?
A. Observe only B. Manipulate variables C. Conduct surveys D. Rank data
37. What is a challenge of experiments?
A. Lack of data B. Ethical concerns C. No structure D. Unclear results
38. What do case studies focus on?
A. Large populations B. Numerical data C. One or few cases D. Random samples
39. Which method provides detailed information?
A. Survey B. Experiment C. Case study D. Questionnaire
40. What is a limitation of case studies?
A. High cost B. Limited generalization C. Lack of detail D. Numerical error
41. Which data use categories without order?
A. Ordinal B. Nominal C. Discrete D. Continuous
42. Which data are countable?
A. Continuous B. Nominal C. Discrete D. Ordinal
43. Which is NOT qualitative data?
A. Gender B. Civil status C. Eye color D. Height
44. Which is NOT quantitative data?
A. Weight B. Age C. Test score D. Favorite movie
45. Which is an example of ordinal data?
A. Hair color B. Satisfaction ranking C. Number of students D. Height
46. How is the number of social media accounts classified?
A. Qualitative B. Nominal C. Ordinal D. Quantitative
47. How is gender classified as a variable?
A. Continuous B. Discrete C. Qualitative D. Quantitative
TANTANGAN INSTITUTE, INC.
Under The management of Marvelous College of Technology Inc.
Pork. Cadena de Amor, Pob. Tantangan South Cotabato
THIRD QUARTER PERIODICAL EXAMINATION
MATHEMATICS 7

48. How is daily allowance classified?


A. Nominal B. Qualitative C. Quantitative D. Ordinal
49. Which type of data can have decimal values?
A. Discrete B. Nominal C. Ordinal D. Continuous
50. Which type of data is measurable numerically?
A. Nominal B. Ordinal C. Qualitative D. Quantitative
51. Which data collection method is cost-effective and reaches many people?
A. Interview B. Observation C. Survey D. Case study
52. In which method is response bias common?
A. Observation B. Surveys C. Experiments D. Case studies
53. In which method may interviewer bias occur?
A. Surveys B. Interviews C. Experiments D. Observations
54. Which method has artificial settings as a limitation?
A. Surveys B. Interviews C. Experiments D. Case studies
55. Which method does NOT involve questioning?
A. Survey B. Interview C. Observation D. Questionnaire
56. How is students’ height classified?
A. Qualitative B. Nominal C. Ordinal D. Quantitative
57. How is eye color classified?
A. Continuous B. Discrete C. Nominal D. Ordinal
58. How is class ranking classified?
A. Nominal B. Ordinal C. Discrete D. Continuous
59. How is weight classified?
A. Discrete B. Nominal C. Ordinal D. Continuous
60. Why is statistics important?
A. To guess results B. To avoid data
C. To make informed decisions D. To ignore information

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