MCQ's & Practice Question on Measure of Central Tendency

 MCQ's & Practice Questions 

on 

Measure of Central Tendency 

Q 1: Encircle the most suitable option in the options given below for each question.

1. Which of the following describes the middle part of data?

a.       Measure of central tendency

b.      Measure of dispersion

c.       Measure of association

d.      skewness

2. Which of the following is not based on all the observations?

a.       A.M

b.      G.M

c.       H.M

d.      Mode

3.      The sum of deviation about mean is always...

a.       Zero

b.      Positive quantity

c.       Negative quantity

d.      Range

4. The middle value of an order array of numbers is the...

a.       Mean

b.      Median

c.       Mode

d.      G.M

5. Which of the following divides a group of data into four subgroups?

a.       Deciles

b.      Quartiles

c.       Percentiles

d.      Median

6.      The G.M of 15,12,18,-25, 12, 18, 25, 17, 24, 34 is

a.                  0

b.                  Infinity

c.                   26

d.                  29

7.      The H.M of 0, 23, 30, 35, 36, 39, and 41 is

a.                  0

b.                  26

c.                   32

d.                  37

8.      The mode of 3,5,7,6,7,9,7 is

a.                  3

b.                  5

c.                   6

d.                  7

9.      The median of 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 15 is

a.                  4

b.                  7

c.                   8

d.                  9

10. If  and median is 80, then mode is

a.       50

b.      60

c.       70

d.      80

11. The sum of 20 observations is 100. The arithmetic mean will be

a.       4

b.      5

c.       6

d.      8

12. The A.M. is 25 and the sum of observations is 625. The number of observations will be:

a.       25.

b.      30

c.       35

d.      45

13. If A.M. and H.M. of a set of data are 10 & 12 respectively. Then G.M will be

a.       10

b.      10.95

c.       11.20

d.      11.45 

14.  If a constant value is added to every observation of data, then arithmetic mean is obtained by

a.       Multiplying the constant

b.      Subtracting the constant

c.       Adding the constant

d.      Dividing the constant

15.  The arithmetic mean of a set of data is 25, if 10 is added to each value of the data, the new arithmetic mean is;

a.       250

b.      15

c.       35

d.      2.50

16.  If the A.M of two numbers a and b is 5, if a = 3, then b is

a.       3

b.      5

c.       7

d.      9

17.  If the smallest observation is decreased, the average which is not affected is

a.       Mean

b.      G.M

c.       H.M

d.      Median

18.  A measurement that corresponds to largest frequency in a set of data is called

a.       Mean

b.      Median

c.       Mode

d.      G.M

19.  Mode of the series 0,0,0,0,2,2,3,3,8,10 is

a.       0

b.      2

c.       3

d.      None of them 

20.  The model letter of the word, statistics, is

a.       S

b.      T

c.       I

d.      Both a and b

21. The G.M. of two numbers a and b is 9. If a = 3, then b is equal to;

a.       3

b.      9

c.       27

d.      81

22.  The appropriate average for calculating the average speed of a journey is;

a.       Mean

b.      Median

c.       H.M

d.      G.M

23.  If the H.M of two numbers a and b is 6.40, if b = 16, then a is;

a.       4

b.      5

c.       10

d.      14

25. Which pair of averages cannot be calculated when the number in the series is zero?

a.       G.M  & Median

b.      G.M & A.M

c.       A.M & H.M

d.      G.M & H.M

Q 2: Solve the following
i. The mean height of a class of 28 students is 162 cm. A new student of height 149 cm joins the class. What is the mean height of the class now?

ii. After 5 matches, the mean number of goals scored by a football team per match is 1.8. If they score 3 goals in their 6th match, what is the mean after the 6th match?

iii. The mean number of students ill at a school is 3.8 per day for the first 20 school days of a term. On the 21st day, 8 students are ill. What is the mean after 21 days?

iv. The mean weight of 25 students in a class is 58 kg. The mean weight of a second. The class of 29 students is 62 kg. Find the mean weight of all the students.

v. A salesman sells a mean of 4.6 solar power systems per day for 5 days. How many must he sell on the sixth day to increase his mean to 5 sales per day?

vi. The mean salary of the 8 people who work for a small company is $15,000. When an extra worker is taken on, this mean drops to $14 000. How much does the new worker earn?

vii. The mean of 6 numbers is 12.3. When an extra number is added, the mean changes to 11.9. What is the extra number?

viii. When 5 is added to a set of 3 numbers, the mean increases to 4. 6. What was the mean of the original 3 numbers?

ix. Three numbers have a mean of 64. When a fourth number is included, the mean is doubled. What is the fourth number?

x. Five numbers have a mean of 12. When one number is removed, the mean is 11. What is the value of the number removed?

xi. The A.M. and G.M. of two numbers are 25 and 21, respectively. Find H.M.

xii. The A.M. and G.M. of two numbers are 6.50 and 36. The numbers will be?

xiii. The mean and median of a distribution are 115 and 111. Find mode?

Q 3: Calculate the mean, geometric mean, and harmonic mean for the following age distribution.

Age (year)

12

14

15

16

Number of students

125

291

250

50

Also find median and mode.


Q 4: Find the mean, geometric mean, harmonic mean, and median for the following data.


12

15

23

26

31

42

43

45

12

24

26

38

35

23

29

21


Q 5: The ages of students in a small primary school were recorded in the table below.

Age

5 – 6

7 – 8

9 – 10

Frequency

29

40

38


Estimate the following.

i. Mean             

ii. Geometric mean. 

iii.   Median         

iv.   Mode.

Q 6: The number of days that students were missing from school due to sickness in one year

was recorded.

No. of days off sick

1 – 5

6 – 10

11 – 15

16 – 20

21- 25

Frequency

12

11

10

4

3

Find mean, geometric mean, harmonic mean, and median.

Q 7: A teacher notes the number of correct answers given by a class on a multiple-choice test.

Correct answer

1 – 10

11-20

21 – 30

31- 40

41- 50

Number of students

2

8

15

11

3

Estimate the following.

i.  Mean          

ii. Geometric mean. 

iii.   Median         

 iv.    Mode.

Q 8: The table below shows the distribution of marks for 100 students on a science test.

 

Marks (%)

11- 20

21 – 30

31- 40

41- 50

51- 60

61 – 70

71 - 80

81 – 90

Number of students

11

6

19

20

10

19

16

9

obtain 

a. mean, median, and mode.

b. Find the lower and upper quartiles

Q 9: Find lower 9th deciles and upper 85th percentiles for the data given in Q 8

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