The document contains a 20 question multiple choice quiz about statistical experimental design concepts. The questions cover topics like analysis of variance, factorial designs, randomized complete block design, Latin square design, and assumptions of ANOVA. Correct answers are provided for each question.
The document contains a 20 question multiple choice quiz about statistical experimental design concepts. The questions cover topics like analysis of variance, factorial designs, randomized complete block design, Latin square design, and assumptions of ANOVA. Correct answers are provided for each question.
The document contains a 20 question multiple choice quiz about statistical experimental design concepts. The questions cover topics like analysis of variance, factorial designs, randomized complete block design, Latin square design, and assumptions of ANOVA. Correct answers are provided for each question.
The document contains a 20 question multiple choice quiz about statistical experimental design concepts. The questions cover topics like analysis of variance, factorial designs, randomized complete block design, Latin square design, and assumptions of ANOVA. Correct answers are provided for each question.
An ANOVA procedure for CRD is applied to data obtained from 6 samples, 1 point where each sample contains 9 observations. The degrees of freedom for the critical value of F are:
5 numerator and 8 denominator degrees of freedom
53 degrees of freedom
54 degrees of freedom
5 numerator and 48 denominator degrees of freedom
Clear selection
In factorial designs, the response produced when the treatments of one 1 point
factor interact with the treatments of another in influencing the response
variable is known as:
A factor
A replication
The main effect
An interaction effect
Clear selection
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesXC773OOhh1WCUYNtPd0h7K3NM0XrdL0tJU6LDNwVOotBAA/formResponse 1/13 7/18/2020 Stat-703 Final
If in a block the number of units is less than the number of treatment s, 1 point then the block is said to be
Complete
Unit < treatment, block
Incomplete
Insufficient block
Clear selection
A design has to be chosen in a manner that all the extraneous sources of 1 point
variations are brought under control. This required to use:
Randomization
Replication
Local Control
Blocking
Clear selection
If in two factor factor factorial experiment the d.f of A x B=6 and d.f 1 point (Blocks)=3 then d.f(Error)=
33
30
47
36
Clear selection
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesXC773OOhh1WCUYNtPd0h7K3NM0XrdL0tJU6LDNwVOotBAA/formResponse 2/13 7/18/2020 Stat-703 Final
A BIBD (Balance Incomplete Block design) is said to be symmetrical if 1 point
Number of blocks =
Number of levels
Number of factors
Number of degree of freedom
Number of treatments
Clear selection
If in an experiment the d.f(Total)=19 SSBlocks=420 and MS Blocks=105 and 1 point
R.E(RCBD over CRD)=3 then MSError=
10
5.83
36
20
The purpose of RCBD and Latin Square design is to control a source of 1 point variation in the
Experimental material
Treatments
System
Distribution
Clear selection
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesXC773OOhh1WCUYNtPd0h7K3NM0XrdL0tJU6LDNwVOotBAA/formResponse 3/13 7/18/2020 Stat-703 Final
What are field experiments and natural experiments collectively known as? 1 point
False experiments
Pseudo-experiments
Quasi-experiments
Qualitative studies
Clear selection
What will be degree of freedom of error for a Latin Square Design (LSD) 1 point with four total treatments (where one is control treatment and three are studied treatments):
15
Clear selection
In Latin square design with Four treatments the value of Fcal=15 and 1 point MSTreatments=45 then SSE=
36
18
21
Clear selection
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesXC773OOhh1WCUYNtPd0h7K3NM0XrdL0tJU6LDNwVOotBAA/formResponse 4/13 7/18/2020 Stat-703 Final
In 2^k factorial Experiment with k=3 , replication=4 , [a]=50, [b]=40, [c]=20, 1 point [abc]=200 [ABC]= -104 , [ac]=90 then SS(ABC)=
338
3.25
1250
- 338
Assumptions underlying ANOVA : (i) Normality (ii) Homogeneity (iii) 1 point
Additivity and
dependence
Randomization
Interaction etc
Independence etc
Clear selection
It is impossible to calculate the MSE in __________ Latin Square design. 1 point
4x4
2x2
None of These
3x3
Clear selection
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesXC773OOhh1WCUYNtPd0h7K3NM0XrdL0tJU6LDNwVOotBAA/formResponse 5/13 7/18/2020 Stat-703 Final
If the number of treatments is very large, the size of block will increase and 1 point
increase in the block size may produce:
Simplicity
Confusion
Homogeneity
Heterogeneity
Clear selection
In RCBD we may assume that the treatment are fixed and the blocks are 1 point random, such a model is called
Random effect model
Fixed effect model
Mixed effect model
Rare effect model
In 4 X 4 Latin square design the total three orthogonal contrast were used 1 point
the Sum of square of these contrast are 150 , 100 and 50 respectively then MStreatment =__________
100
200
can,t be determined
300
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesXC773OOhh1WCUYNtPd0h7K3NM0XrdL0tJU6LDNwVOotBAA/formResponse 6/13 7/18/2020 Stat-703 Final
Here we make two blocks. The row wise variation is controlled by making 1 point column wise block and similarly the column wise variation is controlled by row wise blocking:
Split plot design
RCBD
Latin square design
GLSD
For a design with four factors, how many interactions will there be? 1 point
12
11
Clear selection
For a one-factor ANOVA fixed-effects model, which of the following is 1 point
always true?
dferror + dfTreatments = dftotal
SSbetw + SSwith = MStotal
All of the above
MSbetw + MSwith = MStotal
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesXC773OOhh1WCUYNtPd0h7K3NM0XrdL0tJU6LDNwVOotBAA/formResponse 7/13 7/18/2020 Stat-703 Final
Sometimes we are required to compare several population means 1 point
simultaneously. This is also possible by using
Two sample t- test
Regression equation
Multinomial distribution
GLSD
Clear selection
An experimental design where the experimental units are randomly 1 point
assigned to the treatments under hetrogenuous environmental conditions is known as:
Latin Square Design (LSD)
Factorial Experiment
Completely Randomized Design (CRD)
Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD)
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesXC773OOhh1WCUYNtPd0h7K3NM0XrdL0tJU6LDNwVOotBAA/formResponse 8/13 7/18/2020 Stat-703 Final
Suppose we wants to test the effects of 5 quantitative treatments after 1 point
rejecting the null hypothesis we use the Trend Analysis via orthogonal polynomial and found that Quadratic and Quartic effects are non- significant then we recommend the ________ to predict the response variable.
Cubic Model
Cubic Model Without Quadratic Term
Linear Model
No Model can be used
Clear selection
In a two-factor ANOVA, one independent variable has five levels and the 1 point second has four levels. If each cell has seven observations, what is df error?
140
20
139
120
In a factorial experiment when number of treatment combinations is large, 1 point
the device of confounding is used to reduce the
Standard error
Degree of freedom
Block size
MSE
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesXC773OOhh1WCUYNtPd0h7K3NM0XrdL0tJU6LDNwVOotBAA/formResponse 9/13 7/18/2020 Stat-703 Final
1 point
6.75
can,t be determined
If R.E(RCBD over CRD) =3.50 and d.f (Blocks) =3, if the experimenter wants 1 point to get the same precision as by using CRD instesd of RCBD then he used r =____
11
14
10
Clear selection
The Randomization process is applied in two stages 1 point
Latin Square Design
Factorial under RCBD
Factorial under CRD
RCBD
Clear selection
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesXC773OOhh1WCUYNtPd0h7K3NM0XrdL0tJU6LDNwVOotBAA/formResponse 10/13 7/18/2020 Stat-703 Final
2^K in factorial design means K factors each at any 1 point
Two levels.
Two parameters
Two treatments
Two Values.
The word “Latin” is used due to Euler who used Latin letters for symbols of: 1 point
Treatments
Factors
Observations
Levels
Clear selection
In three factor factorial experiment If 2nd order interaction AB is used for 1 point confounding then the Linear combination is used_____
L= (I)(B)+(I)(A) +(0)(C)
L= (0)(B)+(I)(A) + (I)(C)
L= (I)(B)+(0)(A) + (I)(C)
Non of these
Clear selection
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesXC773OOhh1WCUYNtPd0h7K3NM0XrdL0tJU6LDNwVOotBAA/formResponse 11/13 7/18/2020 Stat-703 Final
Confounding may not be suitable when the same precision for all 1 point treatments comparison is
Not required
Suitable
Required
Seldom required
It permits the introduction of new treatments into an experiment which is 1 point
already in progress.
Factorial Experiment
Confounded Design
Split Plot design
Strip Plot Design
If an Experimenter consider two factors A with 3 levels , B with 4 levels and 1 point both factors are equally important further more MSA=50 and SS(A X B)=500 then SSB=
None of these
450
50
100
Clear selection
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesXC773OOhh1WCUYNtPd0h7K3NM0XrdL0tJU6LDNwVOotBAA/formResponse 12/13 7/18/2020 Stat-703 Final
When there is a control treatment among treatments to compare and F- 1 point
calculated < F-table, Then appropriate multiple comparison test after ANOVA will be:
Tukey’s test
Dunnett’s Test
None of given options
LSI Test
Clear selection
If there are two sources of variations we introduce: 1 point
Split plot design
Latin square design
RCBD
Factorial Experiment
Clear selection
Back Submit
Never submit passwords through Google Forms.
This content is neither created nor endorsed by Google. Report Abuse - Terms of Service - Privacy Policy
