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What sampling method involves dividing the population into subgroups and then randomly selecting samples from each subgroup?
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Cluster sampling
Convenience sampling
Stratified sampling
Systematic sampling
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Which sampling method involves selecting individuals who are conveniently available and willing to participate?
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Simple random sampling
Quota sampling
Systematic sampling
Convenience sampling
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What sampling method involves dividing the population into subgroups and then randomly selecting samples from each subgroup?
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Which sampling method involves selecting individuals who are conveniently available and willing to participate?
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Which sampling method involves selecting a random sample of elements from a list without any specific pattern?
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In cluster sampling, how is the population divided for sampling purposes?
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What is the main advantage of stratified sampling compared to simple random sampling?
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In quota sampling, participants are selected based on:
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Which sampling method involves selecting a random starting point and then selecting every kth element in the sampling frame?
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What is the main disadvantage of convenience sampling?
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In sampling methods, what is a census?
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What is the advantage of using a census as a sampling method?
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What is the key drawback of using a census as a sampling method?
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What is the process of choosing a simple random sample?
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Why is simple random sampling considered a reliable sampling method?
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A school has 300 students, distributed among three grades as follows: 100 in Grade 10, 120 in Grade 11, and 80 in Grade 12. If you are to take a stratified sample of 60 students, how many students should you sample from Grade 11?
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A school library has 600 books, distributed across three categories: 240 Fiction, 180 Non-fiction, and 180 Reference. If you are to take a stratified sample of 90 books, how many Fiction books should be sampled?
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A university has 1200 students, with 600 undergraduates, 400 postgraduates, and 200 PhD students. If a stratified sample of 120 students is to be taken, how many undergraduates should be included in the sample?
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A city's population includes 20,000 adults, 15,000 teenagers, and 5,000 children. If a stratified sample of 200 people is to be taken, how many teenagers should be included in the sample?