chapter 4 quiz Flashcards

1
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data would be considered the least sophisticated type of data.

A

Nominal

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2
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question 2 look at because has chart

A

ok

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3
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same with question 3

A

ok

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4
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In the late 1960s, Ed Altman developed a model to predict if a company was at severe risk of going bankrupt. He called his statistic Altman’s Z-score, now a widely used score in finance. Based on the name of the statistic, which statistical distribution would you guess this came from?

A

Standardized normal distribution

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5
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The Fahrenheit scale of temperature measurement would best be described as an example of:

A

interval data.

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6
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Letter grades of A, B, and C would be best described as an example of:

A

ordinal data.

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7
Q

Line charts are not recommended for what type of data?

A

Qualitative data

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8
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Anscombe’s Quartet suggests that:

A

visualizations should be used in tandem with statistics.

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9
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data would be considered the most sophisticated type of data.

A

Ratio

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10
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Which of the following is not a typical example of nominal data?

A

SAT scores

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