Contingency tables and the chi-squared test

Contingency tables and the chi-squared test Quiz

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  1. 1. What are the degrees of freedom for a contingency table with 4 rows and 3 columns?

    • A. 66
    • B. 1212
    • C. 1111
    • D. 77
  2. 2. A cell has row total 40, column total 30 and grand total 120. Find its expected frequency.

    • A. 7070
    • B. 1515
    • C. 1010
    • D. 4040
  3. 3. A cell has O=30O=30 and E=24E=24. Find its contribution to the test statistic.

    • A. 0.250.25
    • B. 1.51.5
    • C. 66
    • D. 1.21.2
  4. 4. Which statement is the convention for the chi-squared test?

    • A. All observed frequencies must be equal
    • B. The grand total must exceed 100
    • C. The table must be square
    • D. All expected frequencies should be greater than 5
  5. 5. A test with ν=3\nu=3 gives X2=9.1X^2=9.1. At the 5%5\% level (critical value 7.8157.815), what is the conclusion?

    • A. Do not reject H0H_0 because 9.1>7.8159.1>7.815
    • B. Reject H0H_0 because 9.1<7.8159.1<7.815
    • C. Reject H0H_0 because 9.1>7.8159.1>7.815
    • D. Do not reject H0H_0 because 9.1<7.8159.1<7.815

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