Self Test
The following exercises are designed to test your recall of concepts
introduced in the workbook series Biometry: Statistics for Ecology and Natural Resource Management. They are in the form of multiple choice questions, each
with a hyperlink to textual information that will help you answer the
question. However, it is important to recognize that committing material
to long-term memory is often greatly assisted by recalling that material
in an integrated way, rather than just looking it up. For this reason, it
is strongly recommended that you attempt the multiple choice questions
without recourse to the supporting material, at least in the first instance.
You should also be sure to complete the respective workbook, both
theory and practical, before attempting the questions.
Introduction to SAS
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Getting Started
Descriptive Statistics
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Frequency Tabulations, Histograms and Barcharts
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Descriptive Statistics
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Levels of Measurement and Descriptive Statistics
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Normality and Descriptive Statistics
Probability, Statistical Inference, Hypothesis Testing
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Probability (revision)
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Statistical Inference, Sampling Distributions and Confidence Limits
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Hypothesis Testing
Two Sample Comparisons
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F-Tests, T-Tests and Related Comparisons
Analysis of Variance
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Single Factor ANOVA
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Factorial ANOVA
Regression
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Simple Linear Regression
The tests accessed from on this page are generated using code supplied by
Richard Roy. Code modified and compiled by TC Georges. Questions have been obtained
from a variety of sources, with modification, including past examinations in the units
Data Analysis in Science and Biometry at the
University of Canberra
and similar questionnaires on
the web (
Department of Mathematics & Statistics, Simon Fraser University). Send suggestions for
additional questions or improvements to
Arthur Georges.
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