Data Interpretation-Quiz

Data Interpretation

Explore the intricacies of data interpretation, uncovering patterns, trends, and insights that drive business decisions. This quiz will test your ability to analyze and make sense of complex datasets.

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1. If a company’s revenue increased from $20,000 to $25,000 over a year, what is the percentage increase in revenue? A) 10% B) 20% C) 25% C)30%

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2. A survey showed that 60% of respondents prefer Product A, while 40% prefer Product B. If there are 500 respondents, how many preferred Product B? 100 200 250 300

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3. In a bar chart showing monthly sales, January has the shortest bar. What can you infer? A) January had the highest sales B) January had the lowest sales C) January's sales were equal to December D) Sales data is incomplete

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4. A line chart shows a sharp upward trend. What does this likely indicate? A) Decrease in value over time B) Steady value over time C) Rapid increase in value over time D) Drop in value over time

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5. Which type of chart is best suited for showing parts of a whole? A) Bar Chart B) Line Chart C) Pie Chart D) Scatter Plot

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6. A table shows product sales over five months: 150, 200, 180, 220, and 250 units. What is the average sales per month? A) 200 B) 210 C) 220 D) 250

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7. If 35% of a survey’s respondents are aged 18-25, and there are 700 respondents, how many respondents are in the 18-25 age group? A) 210 B) 245 C) 350 D) 490

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8. In a stacked bar chart comparing male and female responses, if the female section consistently takes up 60% of the bar height, what does this imply? A) Males are more common in each response group B) Females are less common in each response group C) Females represent a higher proportion in each response group D) Data is incomplete

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9. A data table shows that sales increase by 15% every quarter. If sales in Q1 were $10,000, what will sales be in Q2? A) $10,150 B) $11,500 C) $11,150 D) $12,000

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10. Which of the following is a common pitfall when interpreting data? A) Making conclusions based solely on averages B) Checking multiple data points C) Using graphs to represent data D) Comparing similar datasets

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Number of Questions : 10
Estimated Time : 20
Passing Criteria : 80%
Category : Data Analysis

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