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Sampling Procedures Quiz

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Sampling methods knowledge check

by CHRISTIANA AMANTE
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1. Every member of the population has an equal chance of being selected.

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2. A researcher selects every 10th student from the class list. This is an example of:

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3. A school groups students by grade level and randomly selects participants from each grade. What sampling method is used?

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4. A researcher randomly chooses two sections from all Grade 12 classes and surveys every student in those sections.

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5. A researcher surveys students who are available in the library during lunch break.

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6. Which sampling technique ensures that each subgroup of the population is represented?

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7. Which sampling method is considered the easiest but may introduce bias?

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8. Which sampling method requires a complete list of the population and a random starting point?

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9. Which sampling method usually uses a lottery or random number generator?

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10. Which sampling method is best when the population is naturally divided into groups such as classes or barangays?

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