Collection Organisation and Presentation of Data MCQs

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Collection Organisation and Presentation of Data MCQs Economics Class 11

1. Use of ___________ saves time and cost.

a) Secondary data
b) Primary data
c) Data
d) Information

Answer

Answer: (a) SECONDARY DATA


 

2. ___________ is the method of gathering information from individuals.

a) Collection
b) Survey
c) Analysis
d) Inspection

Answer

Answer: (b) SURVEY


 

3. __________ Questions are easy to use, score and codify for analysis because all respondents can choose from the given options.

a) Multiple choice
b) Open-ended
c) Closed-ended
d) True/False

Answer

Answer: (C) CLOSE-ENDED


 

4. Misinterpretation and misunderstanding can be avoided by _____________

a) Personal Interaction
b) Mailing
c) Telephone
d) Questionnaire

Answer

Answer: (a) PERSONAL INTERACTION





5. Once the question is ready, it is advisable to conduct a try-out with a small group which is known as ______________

a) Pilot Survey
b) Testing
c) Survey
d) Observation

Answer

Answer: (a) PILOT SURVEY


 

6.____________ is also called lottery method.

a) Random Sampling
b) Non-Random Sampling
c) Population
d) Sampling

Answer

Answer: (a) RANDOM SAMPLING


 

7. Which of the following is not a type of non-sampling error?

a) Sampling Bias
b) Non-response
c) Errors in data
d) Difference between sampling estimate and corresponding parameter

Answer

Answer: (d) DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SAMPLING ESTIMATE AND CORRESPONDING PARAMETER


 

8. In spatial classification data are classified with reference to_____________

a) Geographical location
b) Time series
c) Chronological Classification
d)Quantitative Classification

Answer

Answer: (a) GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION


 

9._____________ is a comprehensive way to classify raw data of a quantitative variable.

a) Frequency distribution
b) Distribution
c) Information
d) Analysis

Answer

Answer: (a) FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION





10. Class Mid-point or Class Mark is equal to _____________

a) (Upper class limit + Lower class limit) / 2
b) (Upper class limit – Lower class limit) /2
c) (Upper class limit + Lower class limit) * 2
d) (Upper class limit – Lower class limit) * 2

Answer

Answer: (a) (UPPRER CLASS LIMIT + LOWER CLASS LIMIT) / 2


 

Collection Organisation and Presentation of Data MCQs Economics Class 11

11. While preparing a frequency distribution, the following questions need to be addressed.

a) How many classes should we have?
b) Should we have equal or unequal sized class intervals?
c) What should be the size of each class?
d) All of the above

Answer

Answer: (d) ALL OF THE ABOVE


 

12. In case of continuous variables, _____________ intervals are used very often.

a) Inclusive class intervals
b) Exclusive class intervals
c) Online class intervals
d) Offline class intervals

Answer

Answer: (a) INCLUSIVE CLASS INTERVALS


 

13. Which of the following forms of presentations are true?

a) Textual / Descriptive presentation
b) Tabular presentation
c) Diagrammatic presentation
d) All of the above

Answer

Answer: (d) ALL OF THE ABOVE





14. All of the above which of the following is not a type of Classification used in tabulation?

a) Spatial
b) Temporal
c) Qualitative
d) None of the above

Answer

Answer: (d) NONE OF THE ABOVE


 

15. ___________ usually are not drawn with absolute values of a category.

a) Pie-charts
b) Bar-diagram
c) Histogram
d) Frequency-curve

Answer

Answer: (a) PIE CHARTS


 

16. ____________ is drawn only for a continuous variable.

a) Pie-charts
b) Bar-diagram
c) Histogram
d) Frequency-curve

Answer

Answer: (C ) HISTOGRAM


 

17. The frequency-curve is obtained by drawing ___________

a) Smooth freehand curve
b) Straight line
c) Line with scale
d) Circle

Answer

Answer: (a) SMOOTH FREE HAND CURVE


 

18. The use of class mark instead of actual values of the observation involves considerable ______________

a) Loss of Importance
b) Gain of Importance
c) Profit of Importance
d) All of the above

Answer

Answer: (a) LOSS OF IMPORTANCE





19. Bar Diagram is a _______________

a) One-Dimensional diagram
b) Two-Dimensional diagram
c) Diagram with no Dimension
d) None of the above

Answer

Answer: (a) ONE DIMENSIONAL DIAGRAM


 

20. Ogives can be useful in locating graphically ____________

a) Mean
b) Mode
c)
Median
d) All of the above

Answer

Answer: (C) MEDIAN


 

Collection Organisation and Presentation of Data MCQs Economics Class 11

21. Which of the following methods give better results?

a) Census
b) Sample
c) Information
d) Data

Answer

Answer: (a) CENSUS


 

22. The purpose of the collection of data is to show _____________ for reaching sound and clear solution to a problem.

a) Design
b) Figure
c) Movement
d) Evidence

Answer

Answer: (D) EVIDENCE





23. ____________ is a tool which helps in understanding problems by proving information.

a) Excel
b) Document
c) Data
d) Experiment

Answer

Answer: (C ) DATA


 

24. Database on first-hand information is called ____________

a) Primary Data
b) Secondary Data
c) A is False
d) B is False

Answer

Answer: (A) PRIMARY DATA


 

25. ______________ is the method of gathering information from individuals.

a) Data
b) Survey
c) Analysis
d) Information

Answer

Answer: (b) SURVEY


 

26. The most common type of instrument used in surveys is _________________

a) Questionnaire
b) Interview Schedule
c) Both A and B
d) None

Answer

Answer: (C ) BOTH A AND B


 

27. The Questionnaire should be ____________ to understand and avoid different words.

a) Lengthy
b) Easy
c) Perfect
d) Simple

Answer

Answer: (B) EASY





28. Basic Way of collecting data are _______________

a) Personal Interview
b) Mailing Survey
c) Telephone Interview
d) All of the above

Answer

Answer: (d) ALL OF THE ABOVE


 

29. _______________ is used when the researcher has access to all the members.

a) Personal Interview
b) Mailing Survey
c) Telephone Interview
d) All of the above

Answer

Answer: (A) PERSONAL INTERVIEW


 

30. Misinterpretation and misunderstanding can be avoided by________________

a) Personal Interview
b) Mailing Survey
c)
Telephone Interview
d) All of the above

Answer

Answer: (a) PERSONAL INTERVIEW


 

Collection Organisation and Presentation of Data MCQs Economics Class 11

31. ________________ allows researchers to have access in remote areas too.

a) Personal Interview
b) Mailing Survey
c) Telephone Interview
d) All of the above

Answer

Answer: (b) MAILING SURVEY


 

32. ______________ helps in providing a preliminary data about the survey.

a)  Airlines Survey
b) Pilot Survey
c) Mailing Survey
d) All of the above

Answer

Answer: (b) PILOT SURVEY





33. Census carried out once in every ____________ years

a) 10
b) 5
c) 15
d) 7

Answer

Answer: (a) 10


 

34. Growth rate of population during 2001-2011 _______________

a) 1.97
b) 2.53
c) 1.64
d) 3.1

Answer

Answer: (c) 1.64


 

35. ________________ in statistics means totality of items under study.

a) Population
b) Universe
c) Sample
d) Both A and B 

Answer

Answer: (d) BOTH A AND B


 

36. ________________refers to a group or section of the population from which information is obtained.

a) Bio-data
b) Values
c) Evidence
d) Sample

Answer

Answer: (d)SAMPLE


 

37. Good sample is capable of providing __________________ information about the population.

a) Absolute Accurate
b) Reasonable Accurate
c) A is false
d) B is  false

Answer

Answer: (b) REASONABLE ACCURATE


 

38. _________all units of population don’t have equal chance of being selected.

a) Random
b) Lottery Method
c) Choice
d) None

Answer

Answer: (d) NONE





39. It is possible to reduce the magnitude of sampling error by taking a __________ sample.

a) Smaller
b) Larger
c) Thick
d) Thin

Answer

Answer: (b) LARGER


 

40. Non-Sampling errors are more ____________ than sampling errors.

a) Serious
b) Dangerous
c) caution
d) All of the above

Answer

Answer: (a) SERIOUS


 

Collection Organisation and Presentation of Data MCQs Economics Class 11

41. The raw data are summarized, and made comprehensible by ____________

a) Classification
b) Division
c) Information
d) None

Answer

Answer: (a) CLASSIFICATION


 

42. The raw data consists of observations on _____________ 

a) Constants
b) Information
c) Variables
d) Population

Answer

Answer: (C) VARIABLES


 

43. The raw data is classified in various ways depending on time is known as __________

a) Spatial classification
b) Chronological classification
c) Geographical classification
d) Time series

Answer

Answer: (b) CHRONOLOGICAL CLASSIFICATION





44. The population of India classified in terms of years is a ____________

a) Spatial classification
b) Chronological classification
c) Geographical classification
d) Time series

Answer

Answer: (d) TIME SERIES


 

45. A continuous variable can take any _____________

a) Numerical value
b) Integral value
c) Functional value
d) All of the above

Answer

Answer: (d) ALL OF THE ABOVE


 

The class limits for the class 60-70 (from 46 – 49) 

46. What are its lower class limits

a) 60
b) 70
c) 75
d) None

Answer

Answer: (a) 60





47. What are upper class limits

a) 70
b) 60
c) 65
d) 75

Answer

Answer: (a) 70


 

48. What is the class mark

a) 70
b) 60
c) 75
d) 65

Answer

Answer: (d) 65


 

49. What is the Class Width?

a) 70
b) 60
c) 10
d) 15

Answer

Answer: (C) 10


 

50. ______________ is the difference between upper class limit and lower class limit?

a) Class Interval
b) Class Width
c) Class Mark
d) Both A and B

Answer

Answer: (d) BOTH A AND B





Term 1 – NCERT Economics Class 11 MCQ

Part A – MCQ Questions for Class 11 Statistics Economics

Part B – MCQ Questions for Class 11 Microeconomics

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