Test: Presentation of Data - 2 - Commerce MCQ

organisation

classification

presentation

tabulation

Right part of the table describing the columns

Left part of the table describing the columns

Right part of the table describing the rows

Left part of the table describing the rows

Classification follows tabulation

Classification precedes tabulation

Both are done simultaneously

No criterion

table number

title

head note

all of these

Univariate distribution

Sub- multivariate distribution

Bivariate distribution

Multivariate distribution

location

time

originality

purpose

Source Note

Body

Stub

Caption

Diagrammatic method

Tabulation

Textual presentation

None of these

10-20

Not be included in these intervals

Both the 0-10 and 10-20

0-10

classification

organisation

presentation

tabulation

Complicated data can be presented

Facilitates comparison between rows and not columns

Statistical analysis of data requires tabulation

Diagrammatic representation of data requires tabulation

Class interval

Mid-value

Class limits

Class

Bars may be vertical or horizontal

Breadth of the bars remains the same

All bars are based on some common base line

All of these

deviation bar diagrams

simple bar diagrams

multiple bar diagrams

pie diagrams

The ratio of the upper class limit and the lower class limit

The average of the upper class limit and the lower class limit

The product of upper class limit and the lower class limit

None of these