MCQ Collection

stat-mcq MCQs

Practice stat-mcq questions with answers and explanations.

stat-mcq Critical Reasoning AustraliaMedium

Reasoning scenario 53: A mature-entry university applicant is evaluating a general academic reasoning problem. The setting is a community education project. A review pool has 22 approved and 14 unapproved files. What is the probability a random file is approved?

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stat-mcq Critical Reasoning AustraliaMedium

Reasoning scenario 44: Before reviewing the calculation method, a service improvement unit examines this version. A mature-entry university applicant is evaluating a general academic reasoning problem. The setting is a public information exercise. An adult-learning centre proposes a change to reduce missed advisory sessions. Which evidence is most relevant?

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stat-mcq Critical Reasoning AustraliaMedium

Reasoning scenario 45: A mature-entry university applicant is evaluating a general academic reasoning problem. The setting is a community education project. A review pool has 14 approved and 19 unapproved files. What is the probability a random file is approved?

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stat-mcq Critical Reasoning AustraliaMedium

Reasoning scenario 46: A mature-entry university applicant is evaluating a general academic reasoning problem. The setting is an university access study. Which claim about a community service contains an unwarranted generalisation?

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stat-mcq Critical Reasoning AustraliaMedium

Reasoning scenario 47: A mature-entry university applicant is evaluating a general academic reasoning problem. The setting is a workforce training review. If independent events have probabilities 59/100 and 45/100, what is the probability both occur?

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stat-mcq Critical Reasoning AustraliaMedium

Reasoning scenario 36: A mature-entry university applicant is evaluating a general academic reasoning problem. The setting is a public information exercise. An adult-learning centre proposes a change to reduce missed advisory sessions. Which evidence is most relevant?

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stat-mcq Critical Reasoning AustraliaMedium

Reasoning scenario 37: A mature-entry university applicant is evaluating a general academic reasoning problem. The setting is a community education project. A review pool has 6 approved and 24 unapproved files. What is the probability a random file is approved?

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stat-mcq Critical Reasoning AustraliaMedium

Reasoning scenario 38: A mature-entry university applicant is evaluating a general academic reasoning problem. The setting is an university access study. Which claim about a community service contains an unwarranted generalisation?

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stat-mcq Critical Reasoning AustraliaMedium

Reasoning scenario 39: A mature-entry university applicant is evaluating a general academic reasoning problem. The setting is a workforce training review. If independent events have probabilities 51/100 and 29/100, what is the probability both occur?

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stat-mcq Critical Reasoning AustraliaMedium

Reasoning scenario 40: A mature-entry university applicant is evaluating a general academic reasoning problem. The setting is a public information exercise. In reasoning case 40, evidence supports a claim only when the sample is representative. Which assumption is being tested?

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stat-mcq Critical Reasoning AustraliaMedium

Reasoning scenario 41: A mature-entry university applicant is evaluating a general academic reasoning problem. The setting is a community education project. Analyst S8 finishes before Analyst T0, and Analyst T0 before Analyst U1. Which statement must be true?

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stat-mcq Critical Reasoning AustraliaMedium

Reasoning scenario 42: A mature-entry university applicant is evaluating a general academic reasoning problem. The setting is an university access study. Among 131 applications, 25 require check A, 44 require check B, and 14 require both. How many require A or B?

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