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Sampling Techniques

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The game's purpose is to make the students familiarize with the given sampling techniques.

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The game's purpose is to make the students familiarize with the given sampling techniques.

by Catherine Quijano
1

A school principal writes all 1 200 student names on slips of paper, mixes them in a box, and draws 100 names to take a survey .

Written answer

2

A researcher selects every 10th person from a list of 2 000 employees to be interviewed about job satisfaction .

Written answer

3

A university wants to survey students and divides the population into groups by year level (Grade 11, 12) and then randomly picks 50 students from each group

Written answer

4

A researcher studies household income in a city by randomly selecting 10 barangays and then surveying all households in those barangays .

Written answer

5

A teacher puts all 48 students’ names in a hat and randomly picks 12 names to answer questions on stage.

Written answer

6

A factory checks the quality of its products by selecting every 50th item coming off the assembly line.

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7

A researcher divides the population into males and females and then randomly samples 100 males and 100 females to study study habits .

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8

A health worker randomly chooses 5 schools in a district and interviews all students in those schools about their health habits .

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