Other Sampling Methods

Question 1

A is a group of individuals in the population who are located near each other.

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B: cluster

Question 2

The individuals in a cluster are , whereas the individuals in a strata are .

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B: heterogenous

Question 3

Scenario A: A coach assigns a number to each one of his players and randomly draws three numbers. The students to whom those numbers are assigned will represent the team on the stage at the pep rally. This is an example of .

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B: simple random sampling

Question 4

Scenario C: The manager of a condominium complex wants owners’ opinions regarding whether to add a fitness room or add a hot tub to the property. Rather than ask the owner of every unit, he surveys all the owners from the 6th and 15th floors. This is an example of .

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A: cluster sampling

Question 5

This scenario describes .

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B: simple random sampling

Question 6

Scenario B: A store representative surveys every 10th customer entering the store about store hours. This is an example of .

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D: systematic random sampling

Question 7

Scenario D: The administration of a high school wants to know whether students prefer regular or block schedules. They randomly select 30 students to survey from each grade. This is an example of .

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C: stratified random sampling

Question 8

The individuals in a cluster are , whereas the individuals in a strata are .

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A: homogenous

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