Lesson 2a.08

2a.08 Select and justify appropriate form of representation with regard to the nature of data Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Statistics, Unit 2

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The 20 questions

  1. Which diagram is most suitable for showing the relationship between two numerical variables?

    • Pictogram
    • Venn diagram
    • Pie chart
    • Scatter diagram
  2. Which representation is most suitable for grouped continuous data with equal class widths?

    • Pie chart
    • Venn diagram
    • Histogram
    • Pictogram
  3. A researcher wants to show how a market's total sales divide among four firms. Which representation is most suitable?

    • Pie chart
    • Scatter diagram
    • Line graph
    • Histogram
  4. Which type of graph is best for displaying monthly values over a single year?

    • Time series line graph
    • Box plot
    • Scatter diagram
    • Pie chart
  5. Which representation is best for grouped continuous heights?

    • Pie chart
    • Pictogram
    • Histogram
    • Bar chart
  6. When is a stem and leaf diagram most suitable?

    • Categorical data
    • Small data sets
    • Millions of values
    • Bivariate data
  7. Which representation best compares population age groups by sex?

    • Scatter diagram
    • Pie chart
    • Population pyramid
    • Time series
  8. Which table records counts for combinations of two categorical variables?

    • Cumulative table
    • Two-way table
    • Tally chart
    • Frequency table
  9. Which data set makes a histogram a poor choice?

    • Grouped weights
    • Continuous heights
    • Exam marks
    • Favourite colours
  10. Which representation best shows the spread and outliers of a numerical data set?

    • Venn diagram
    • Pictogram
    • Pie chart
    • Box plot
  11. Which diagram compares two distributions of exam scores side by side?

    • Simple bar chart
    • Single pictogram
    • Single pie chart
    • Parallel box plots
  12. A researcher wants to see how two sets of data overlap. Which representation is most suitable?

    • Time series
    • Histogram
    • Venn diagram
    • Pictogram
  13. A researcher wants to find how many finishers passed each time in a race. Which representation is most suitable?

    • Cumulative frequency curve
    • Venn diagram
    • Pie chart
    • Pictogram
  14. Why is a pie chart unsuitable for displaying thirty different categories?

    • Data is numerical
    • Too many slices
    • Values are too small
    • Slices must be equal
  15. Which representation makes category sizes easiest to compare?

    • Venn diagram
    • Bar chart
    • Pictogram
    • Pie chart
  16. Which representation is best for frequencies of discrete shoe sizes?

    • Time series
    • Scatter diagram
    • Histogram
    • Bar chart
  17. Which graph shows paired numerical data for sleep and test scores?

    • Scatter diagram
    • Pictogram
    • Pie chart
    • Bar chart
  18. Which graph type shows approximate counts rather than exact values using partial symbols?

    • Bar chart
    • Pictogram
    • Pie chart
    • Histogram
  19. A dataset has positive correlation and the researcher wants both the form and the strength shown together. Which representation fits?

    • Pie chart
    • Venn diagram
    • Pictogram
    • Scatter diagram
  20. Which representation is most suitable for showing the proportion of households owning each of three types of pet?

    • Pie chart
    • Time series
    • Scatter diagram
    • Histogram

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