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NORMAL-DISTRIBUTION-QUESTIONAIRE

The document contains a pretest and posttest questionnaire focused on normal distribution concepts, including definitions, properties, and statistical measures. It includes multiple-choice questions and true/false statements to assess understanding of normal distribution characteristics. Answers for both tests are provided at the end.

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NORMAL-DISTRIBUTION-QUESTIONAIRE

The document contains a pretest and posttest questionnaire focused on normal distribution concepts, including definitions, properties, and statistical measures. It includes multiple-choice questions and true/false statements to assess understanding of normal distribution characteristics. Answers for both tests are provided at the end.

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NORMAL DISTRIBUTION

Pretest and Posttest questionaire

Instructions. Read each question carefully and Choose the correct answer only.
Goodlucks!

Pre-test:

1. A normal distribution is:


a) Skewed,
b) Symmetrical
c) Uniform
d) Bimodal

2. The total area under a normal curve is equal to:

a) 0,
b) 0.5
c) 1
d) ∞

3. The mean, median, and mode of a normal distribution are:

a) Different,
b) Approximately equal,
c) Always zero,
d) Always one

4. A z-score represents:

a) Probability,
b) Standard deviation,
c) Distance from the mean in standard deviations,
d) Variance

5. The empirical rule applies to:

a) Any distribution,
b) Only normal distributions,
c) Only skewed distributions,
d) Only uniform distributions
6. In a standard normal distribution, the mean is:

a) 0,
b) 1,
c) 100,
d) Variable

7. In a standard normal distribution, the standard deviation is:

a) 0,
b) 1,
c) 100,
d) Variable

8. A negative z-score indicates:

a) Above the mean,


b) Below the mean,
c) At the mean,
d) No information

9. Approximately what percentage of data falls within 1 standard deviation


of the mean in a normal distribution?

a) 50%,
b) 68%,
c) 95%,
d) 99.7%

10. Approximately what percentage of data falls within 2 standard deviations


of the mean in a normal distribution?

a) 50%,
b) 68%,
c) 95%,
d) 99.7%

11. Approximately what percentage of data falls within 3 standard deviations


of the mean in a normal distribution?

a) 50%,
b) 68%,
c) 95%,
d) 99.7%

12. A normal distribution is defined by:

a) Mean only,
b) Standard deviation only,
c) Mean and standard deviation,
d) Median and mode

13. The shape of a normal distribution curve is:

a) Skewed left,
b) Skewed right,
c) Symmetrical bell-shaped,
d) Rectangular

14. What software is commonly used for normal distribution analysis?


a) Notepad,
b) Excel,
c) Paint,
d) Calculator

15. What does the area under the normal curve represent?
a) Standard deviation,
b) Variance,
c) Probability,
d) Z-score

Post-test:

1. Is a probability distribution that is symmetric about the mean, showing


that data near the mean are more frequent in occurrence than data far from
the mean.

A. Bell-shaped curve
B. Symmetric distribution
C. Normal Distribution
D. Standardized distribution

2. Normal Distribution is also known as?

A. Bell-shaped curve
B. Gaussian distribution
C. Symmetric distribution
D. Standardized distribution

3. In a normal distribution, the mean is and the


standard deviation is . It has zero skew and a kurtosis of .

A. 3, 0, and 1
B. 1,3 and 0
C. 0,1 and 3
D. 1, 0, and 3

4. It measures the degree of symmetry of a distribution.

A. Kurtosis
B. Standard Deviation
C. Mean
D. Skewness

5. It measures the thickness of the tail ends of a distribution to the tails of a


distribution.

A. Kurtosis
B. Standard Deviation
C. Mean
D. Skewness

6. This excess kurtosis is known in statistics as?

A. Leptokurtic
B. Platykurtic
C. Negative Kurtosis
D. Positive Kurtosis

7. A normal distribution curve is also known as a:

A. Binomial distribution
B. Uniform distribution
C. Bell-shaped curve
D. Poisson distribution

8. The mean and the median of a normal distribution are:

A. Equal
B. Not always equal
C. Only equal in a skewed distribution
D. Only equal in a perfect normal distribution

9. The formula for the standard deviation of a normal distribution is:

A. SD = μ - x
B. SD = (1/n)(Σ(x - μ)2)
C. SD = (1/(n-1))(Σ(x - μ)2)
D. SD = σ(x - μ)2 / Σx

10. In a normal distribution, 99.7% of values fall within how many standard
deviations from the mean?

A. 1σ
B. 2σ
C. 3σ
D. 4σ

Instructions: Write True if the statement is true/accurate and False if wrong.

True or False

TRUE. 11.) The mean, median, and mode are always equal in a normal distribution.

FALSE. 12.) In a normal distribution, a data point is deemed an outlier if it is


three standard deviations above the mean.

TRUE. 13.) In a normal distribution, the Z-score indicates the number of standard
deviations that a data point deviates from the mean.

FALSE. 14.) The horizontal axis is touched by the normal distribution curve's tails.
Explanation why false
(False) because (the tails never contact the axis, yet they extend indefinitely).

FALSE. The mean of a normal distribution is always zero.


Explanation why false
(False) because (depending on the data set, the mean may change.

Pre-test Answers:

1. b) Symmetrical

2. c) 1

3. b) Approximately equal

4. c) Distance from the mean in standard deviations

5. b) Only normal distributions

6. a) 0

7. b) 1

8. b) Below the mean

9. b) 68%

10.c) 95%

11.d) 99.7%

12.c) Mean and standard deviation

13.c) Symmetrical bell-shaped

14.b) Excel

15.c) Probability
Post-test Answers:

1. C
2. B
3. C
4. D
5. A
6. A
7. C
8. A
9. C
10.C

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