statistics MCQs – Page 7

Practise multiple-choice questions from statistics for competitive examinations and subject revision. Review each marked answer and report any item that may be outdated or unclear.

122. Quartile Coefficient of skewness lies between______________?
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A. None of these

B. 0 and 1

C. -1 and 0

D. -1 and +1
123. A random variable may be _____________?
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A. continuous

B. discrete or continuous

C. fixed

D. discrete

125. In the sampling without replacement a sampling unit can be selected_______________?
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A. More than once

B. None of these

C. Only Once

D. Less than once

126. Probability distribution of a random variable is also know as Probability_________________?
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A. Distribution Function

B. Probability Function

C. Probability Distribution

D. Probability Density Function

129. Which of the following is not based on all the observations ?
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A. Geometric Mean

B. Weighted Mean

C. Arithmetic Mean

D. Harmonic Mean

E. Mode
131. The first hand and unorganized form of data is called_______________?
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A. Organized data

B. Primary data

C. Secondary data

D. None of these

132. A random variable is ____________ ?
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A. Not a function

B. A continuous variable

C. A function

D. None of these

133. Richness is not a ________________?
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A. Variable

B. Continuous

C. Constant

D. Discreade

135. The degree of peakedness is called__________________?
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A. Skewness

B. Dispersion

C. Kurtosis

D. Symmetry

137. The word statistics is at present used in _______________?
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A. Six ways

B. Four ways

C. Two ways

D. Three way
138. A sample of 24 observations is taken from a population that has 150 elements. The sampling distribution of is___________?
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A. Approximately normal because of the central limit theorem

B. Approximately normal because the sample size is large in comparsion to the population size

C. Normal if the population is normally distributed

D. Approximately normal because is always approximately normally distributed