1. The word ‘statistik’ in German
means
2. The application of statistical methods in
biology is called
a) calculation
b) government
c) maths
d) classification
a) Statistics in biology3. Biostatistics is also called as
b) statistic in vivo
c) biostatistics
d) all of these
a) Statistics in biology4. Who is regarded as the father of biostatistics
b) bionemerology
c) biometry
d) both a and b
a) Fischer5. The term ‘biometry’ was coined by
b) Karl Pearson
c) Francis Galton
d) Francis Bacon
a) Fischer6. The branch of biostatistics that deals with methods of collection, organization and presentation of data is called as
b) Karl Pearson
c) Francis Galton
d) Walter Weldon
a) Infererntial biostatistics7. The branch of biostatistics that deals with testing of hypothesis, making predictions using data collected is called as
b) Descriptive biostatistics
c) both a and b
d) comparative biostatistics
a) Infererntial biostatistics8. In biostatics, group of individuals taken for study is called as
b) Descriptive biostatistics
c) both a and b
d) comparative biostatistics
a) block9. The characteristics or quantity that may vary from one individual to another is called
b) population
c) group
d) flock
a) static group10. Variables whose values can be expressed numerically are called
b) variable
c) dynmic group
d) dynamism
a) quantitative variables11. Flower colour is a
b) qualitative variables
c) absolute variables
d) continuous variables
a) quantitative variables12. Variables whose values cannot be expressed numerically are called
b) qualitative variables
c) absolute variables
d) continuous variables
a) quantitative variables13. Quantitative variables that has only fixed or finite values are called
b) qualitative variables
c) absolute variables
d) continuous variables
a) quantitative variables14. Height of students in a class is a
b) Discrete variable
c) absolute variables
d) continuous variables
a) quantitative variables15. Quantitative variables that can have any numerical values are called
b) Discrete variable
c) absolute variables
d) continuous variables
a) quantitative variables16. Number of fruits in a tree is a
b) Discrete variable
c) absolute variables
d) continuous variables
a) quantitative variables
b) Discrete variable
c) absolute variables
d) continuous variables
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1. b) government
2. c) biostatistics
3. c) biometry
4.c) Francis Galton
5. d) Walter Weldon
6. b) Descriptive biostatistics
7. a) Infererntial biostatistics
8. b) population
9. b) variable
10. a) quantitative variables
11. b) qualitative variables
12. b) qualitative variables
13. b) Discrete variable
14. d) continuous variables
15. d) continuous variables
16.b) Discrete variable
2. c) biostatistics
3. c) biometry
4.c) Francis Galton
5. d) Walter Weldon
6. b) Descriptive biostatistics
7. a) Infererntial biostatistics
8. b) population
9. b) variable
10. a) quantitative variables
11. b) qualitative variables
12. b) qualitative variables
13. b) Discrete variable
14. d) continuous variables
15. d) continuous variables
16.b) Discrete variable
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