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DEPENDENT QUIZOnline version Multiple Choice by Mary Jane Camino 1 1.What is another name for the dependent t-test? a Independent samples t-test b Paired samples t-test c One-way ANOVA d . Chi-square test 2 2.When do we use a dependent t-test? a When comparing two unrelated groups b When comparing three or more groups c When comparing two related scores from the same participants d When counting frequencies only 3 3.Which situation is best for a dependent t-test? a Comparing boys and girls in a class b Comparing Grade 6 and Grade 7 learners c Comparing pre-test and post-test scores of the same students d Comparing two different schools 4 4.In a dependent t-test, the scores are called “dependent” because they are: a . From unrelated people b Connected or paired with each other c Always equal d Not measured 5 5.What is usually computed first in a dependent t-test? a The difference between paired scores b The total number of schools c The frequency of answers d The percentage only 6 6.What does the null hypothesis usually state in a dependent t-test? a There is a significant difference between the two scores b There is no significant difference between the two related scores c The first group is always better d The second group is always better 7 7.If the p-value is less than 0.05, what should the researcher usually do? a Accept the null hypothesis b Reject the null hypothesis c Ignore the result d Repeat the computation only 8 8.What does a significant result in a dependent t-test mean? a The two related scores have a meaningful difference b The scores are exactly the same c The test cannot be used d The data has no value 9 9.Which of the following is an example of paired data? a . Scores of two different classes b Scores of students before and after a tutorial program c Scores of teachers from two schools d Scores of male and female learners 10 10.Why is the dependent t-test useful in research? a It helps compare changes in the same group b It only counts the number of participants c It replaces all statistical tests d It is used only for surveys

1

1.What is another name for the dependent t-test?

a

Independent samples t-test

b

Paired samples t-test

c

One-way ANOVA

d

. Chi-square test

2

2.When do we use a dependent t-test?

a

When comparing two unrelated groups

b

When comparing three or more groups

c

When comparing two related scores from the same participants

d

When counting frequencies only

3

3.Which situation is best for a dependent t-test?

a

Comparing boys and girls in a class

b

Comparing Grade 6 and Grade 7 learners

c

Comparing pre-test and post-test scores of the same students

d

Comparing two different schools

4

4.In a dependent t-test, the scores are called “dependent” because they are:

a

. From unrelated people

b

Connected or paired with each other

c

Always equal

d

Not measured

5

5.What is usually computed first in a dependent t-test?

a

The difference between paired scores

b

The total number of schools

c

The frequency of answers

d

The percentage only

6

6.What does the null hypothesis usually state in a dependent t-test?

a

There is a significant difference between the two scores

b

There is no significant difference between the two related scores

c

The first group is always better

d

The second group is always better

7

7.If the p-value is less than 0.05, what should the researcher usually do?

a

Accept the null hypothesis

b

Reject the null hypothesis

c

Ignore the result

d

Repeat the computation only

8

8.What does a significant result in a dependent t-test mean?

a

The two related scores have a meaningful difference

b

The scores are exactly the same

c

The test cannot be used

d

The data has no value

9

9.Which of the following is an example of paired data?

a

. Scores of two different classes

b

Scores of students before and after a tutorial program

c

Scores of teachers from two schools

d

Scores of male and female learners

10

10.Why is the dependent t-test useful in research?

a

It helps compare changes in the same group

b

It only counts the number of participants

c

It replaces all statistical tests

d

It is used only for surveys

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DEPENDENT QUIZOnline version

by Mary Jane Camino

1.What is another name for the dependent t-test?

2.When do we use a dependent t-test?

3.Which situation is best for a dependent t-test?

4.In a dependent t-test, the scores are called “dependent” because they are:

5.What is usually computed first in a dependent t-test?

6.What does the null hypothesis usually state in a dependent t-test?

7.If the p-value is less than 0.05, what should the researcher usually do?

8.What does a significant result in a dependent t-test mean?

9.Which of the following is an example of paired data?

10.Why is the dependent t-test useful in research?

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