Coefficient of Skewness Multiple Choice Questions with Answers – PDF Download

MCQ 1: The coefficient of skewness method in which the basis of measuring is deciles and percentiles is classified as:

1. Gary's coefficient of skewness
2. Sharma's coefficient of skewness
3. Kelly's coefficient of skewness
4. Jack Karl's coefficient of skewness

MCQ 2: The three times of difference between mean and median is divided by standard deviation to calculate coefficient of skewness by method of:

1. Professor Keller
2. Professor Bowley
3. Karl Pearson
4. Professor Kelly

MCQ 3: The method of calculating coefficient of skewness by Karl Pearson method is useful for the type of distributions that are:

1. non concentrated
2. open ended
3. close ended
4. concentrated

MCQ 4: The distribution whose mode is not well defined and the classes of distribution are open ended uses the coefficient of skewness by:

1. Karl Pearson
2. Professor Kelly
3. Professor Keller
4. Professor Bowley

MCQ 5: The coefficient of skewness by Karl Pearson, Professor Kelly and professor Bowley are considered as:

1. relative measure of skewness
2. absolute measure of skewness
3. concentrated measure of skewness
4. directed measure of skewness