2nd Year Statistics Chapter 15 Online MCQ Test for 12th Class Statistics Chapter 15 (Association)

The degree of relationship between the two attributes is called_______.

• Association A
• Correlation B
• Contingency C
• Quantitative D

A characteristic which varies in quality form one individual to another is called

• variable A
• constant B
• attribute C
• none of these D

• 6Σd₁ A
• 5Σd¹ B
• 
  
  
  C
• 
  D

If two attributes A and B are independent, then co-efficient of association is______.

• -1 A
• +1 B
• 0 C
• 0.5 D

Chi-square curve ranges from:

• -∞ to +∞ A
• 0 to ∞ B
• -∞ to 0 C
• 0 to 1 D

A characteristic which varies in quantity from one individual to another is called a________.

• Association A
• Correlation B
• Variable C
• Attribute D

• independent A
• positively associated B
• negatively associated C
• correlated D

The two attributes A and B are negatively associated if

• 
  A
• 
  B
• 
  C
• 
  D

When the expected frequencies are very small the value of=χ2has been

• adjusted A
• omitted B
• changed C
• all of these D

If two attributes A and B have perfect positive association value of the coefficient of association is equal to _______.

• +1 A
• -1 B
• 0 C
• (r-1)(c-1) D

The degree of linear relationship between two variable is called________.

• Dependent A
• Association B
• Positive C
• Correlation D

A process of dividing the objects into two mutually exclusive classes of an attribute is called

• classification A
• trichotomy B
• dichotomy C
• association D

The critical region of=χ2distribution is

• χ2 <χ2v; 1-α A
• χ2 <χ2v;1-α B
• χ2 <χ2 v;1-α/2 C
• χ2 <χ2v;1-α/2 D

n = (A) + --------------------

• (B) A
• (α) B
• (β) C
• (A) D

The sample size n is reasonably large so that for each cell, the estimated expected frequency must be at least

• 2 A
• 3 B
• 4 C
• 5 D

For a 3 x 3 contingency table, the number of cells in the table are _________.

• 3 A
• 4 B
• 6 C
• 9 D

Degree of linear relationship between two variables is called

• regression A
• association B
• correlation C
• disassociation D