1. If sig is less than 0.05 (A) then the test is significant at 95% confidence (B) then the test is significant at 90% confidence (C) then the test is significant at 99% confidence (D) the variances are unequal and the results labeled “ Unequal ”

2. # What is this sign refer to (A) (Numeric variables) (B) (String Variables) (C) syntax (D) Variables

3. what is the Data Editor (A) Displays the contents of the working data file (B) FALSE

4. What are the two main sections (tabs) in the SPSS Data Editor?(Data View and Variable View screens) (A) TRUE (B) FALSE

5. Variable View (A) is used to define all of your different variables (B) For Creating New Variables (C) display results (D) to split file

6. P-value a value of less than 0.05 is considered significant (A) TRUE (B) Analyze > Descriptive Statistics > Frequencies (C) Utilities > File Info (D) File > Save

7. Reading data from Excel (A) FILE/OPEN. Click on the button “Files of Type.” Select the option “Excel (*.xls).” (B) can not read excel files (C) FILE/OPEN. Click on the button “Files of Type.” Select the option (*.txt).” (D) FILE/OPEN. Click on the button “Files of Type.” Select the option (*.xls).”

8. Q-35: Q-36: (A) (B) (A) (B) < What is this sign refer to (Short string variables (8 or less characters in length) TRUE FALSE A What is this sign refer to (String Variables) TRUE FALSE

9. Q-33: (A) (B) What is the maximum number of characters that a variable name can have [8 character] TRUE FALSE

10. Q-31: (A) (B) (C) (D) Using built-in SPSS functions to create a variable Go to TRANSFORM/COMPUTE. Analyze > Compare Means >one way ANOVA Analyze ? Descriptive Statistics ? Cross tabs... Analyze > Report >case Summaries

11. Q-30: (A) (B) (C) (D) To select cases Data ? Select Cases Analyze ? Descriptive Statistics ? Explore... Analyze->Descriptive Statistics- >Frequencies … Analyze > Compare Means > Paired- Samples

12. Q-28: (A) (B) (C) (D) when I can use independent sample t-test to compares means for two groups of cases compares the means of two variables for a single group to test whether several means (for different conditions or groups) are equal across one variable. To depicts the basic relationship across two variables

13. Q-26: (A) (B) (C) (D) How can we switch the display between variable names and variable labels (Select Options from the Edit menu- Then choose the setting on the General tab) Select ANALYZE | DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS | FREQUENCIES Select ANALYZE | DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS | DESCRIPTIVES. Select ANALYZE | DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS | CROSSTABS

14. Q-24: variable labels can be up to 256 characters long TRUE FALSE

15. Q-21: (A) (B) (C) (D) Columns (DATA Editor) Each column represents a single variable Each column represents a single observation or case represents a characteristic of the variable such as name, type or length: They can contain formulas

16. Q-20: (A) (B) (C) (D) Finding the lowest value of three variables From the only in excel Analyze ? Descriptive Statistics ? Explore... generate a new variable

17. Q-18: (A) (B) (C) (D) Select Data >Sort cases It is often useful to organize your data by different variables. Show or hide empty rows and columns Converting strings to numeric values. to format data

18. Q-16: (A) (B) (C) (D) to Cross Tabulating Data Analyze ? Descriptive Statistics ? Cross tabs... Analyze >Descriptive statistics >Frequencies Analyze >Correlate>Partial … Analyze > Descriptive Statistics > Descriptive...

19. Q-14: (A) (B) (C) (D) ANOVA test Analysis of variance allows us to compare means for 3 or more groups There are three types of basic ANOVA tests all above

20. Q-8: (A) (B) (C) (D) To define a variable label click the Label cell in the row for the variable change the variable name Create new variable Under the Data menu, click on select cases

21. Q-2:how can you compute new data values (A) Select Compute from the Transform menu (B) enter new value (C) From the (D) Analyze >Descriptive statistics >Frequencies

22. Q-3:the following names are not acceptable: 1st (A)Starts with a number (B)Contains a space (C)Consists of more than eight characters (D)contain -

23. Q-4:PAIRED-SAMPLES T TEST (A) compares the means of two variables for a single group (B) compares means for two groups of cases (C) Specify variables to be describe in Dependent List (D) to determine the relationship between two variables

24. Q-5: what is the Data Editor (A) Displays the contents of the working data file (B) FALSE

25. Q-6: What is the Basic Steps in Analysis (A) Get your data into the Data Editor.- Select a procedure from the menus -Select the variables you want to use in the analysis.- Run the procedure (B) FALSE

26. Q-9:Showing and Hiding Results (A) view > hide (B) view > show (C) view > outline font (D) view > outline size

27. Q-10:Frequencies dialog (A) Analyze >Descriptive statistics >Frequencies (B) Analyze ? Descriptive Statistics ? Cross tabs... (C) Analyze > Compare Means > Paired-Samples (D) Analyze > Descriptive Statistics>DESCRIPTIVE

28. Q-11:Missing values (A) If you will be considered as missing and SPSS will enter a period for you (B) System-missing values are values automatically recognized as missing (C) User-missing values do not enter any data in a field, it are numeric values that need to be defined as missing (D) There is no missing values in SPSS

29. Q-13:In The Output Window The Left Pane(This contains the output index table) (A) TRUE (B) FALSE

30. Q-12:Variance TEST (A) A measure of the extent to which scores are spread (or dispersed) around their mean (B) Analyze Compare Means … One-way ANOVA … (C) Using Function SUM (D) Analyze à Correlate à Bivariate

31. Q-13:In The Output Window The Left Pane(This contains the output index table) (A) TRUE (B) FALSE

32. (A)Value labels (B)Insert Case (C)GO TO case (D)insert column

33. Q-25: (A) (B) (C) (D) Insert variable Insert case Insert > New Title Go to case

34. Q-32: Variable names use Blanks and special characters (A) FALSE (B)TRUE

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