2-mark Questions
1. Describe the four main steps of statistics?
2. Define Primary Data
3. List two cons of using Primary Data
4. Name two Indian government sources for secondary data
6. What is the main purpose of tabulation?
7. Explain the process of tabulation and classification?
8. List the four main components that make up the "Anatomy of a
Good Table".
9. What is the formula for Relative Frequency?
10. What is Sturges' Rule used to determine when creating a
grouped frequency table?
11. What is the primary purpose of a Bar Chart?
12. When is a Horizontal Bar Chart a better choice than a Vertical
one?
13. What is the main purpose of a Pie Chart?
14. What are the key ethical pitfalls mentioned for Bar Charts?
15. Name two advanced variations of a Pie Chart.
3-mark questions
1. Observe the graph of Ice Cream Sales vs. Shark Attacks. Explain the
statistical concept this graph is used to illustrate.
2. The picture shows several toothpaste ads. In this context, explain
the statistical misuse known as Cherry-Picking Data.
3. Compare and contrast Primary and Secondary data by explaining
two "PROS" and two "CONS" for each.
4. Describe the A/B Test with an example.
5. List 3 critical questions to ask before using secondary data. Briefly
explain three of these questions.
6. What is binning? Why is binning done for numerical data?
7. Describe the purpose of Relative Frequency and Cumulative
Frequency columns in a frequency table.
8. Briefly outline the three main steps for creating a grouped
frequency table (calculating Range, No. of Classes, and Class
Width).
9. What is a Grouped (or Clustered) Bar Chart? Describe what it is used
for and provide one example
10. What is a Stacked Bar Chart? Describe what it is used for and
provide one example
11. Why is it generally a bad practice to use a 3D Pie Chart for
data presentation?
12. Describe the key components that make up the "Anatomy of a
Bar Chart"
13. Explain how a Pictogram Bar Chart works and provide one
example of its use.