POPULATION - REFERS TO A GROUP OF AGGREGATE PEOPLE, OBJECTS, OR EVENTS, SAMPLE - IS THE COLLECTION OF ELEMENTSFROM THE POPULATION, DATA - THESE ARE THE INFORMATION GATHERED ABOUT THE SAMPLE OR POPULATION, QUALITATIVE - THE DATA THAT REFERS TO THE CHARACTERISCTICS OF A SAMPLE WHICH INCLUDES INFORMATION OR ATTRIBUTES, QUANTITATIVE - THE DATA THAT REFERS TO NUMBER AND THE RESULTS OF COUNTING, NOMINAL - DATA THAT HAVE NO ORDER AND THUS ONLY GIVES NAMES OR LABELS TO VARIOUS CATEGORIES., ORDINAL - DATA THAT HAVE ORDER BUT THE INTERVAL BETWEEN MEASUREMENTS IS NOT MEANINGFUL, INTERVAL - DATA THAT HAVE MEANINGFUL INTERVALS BETWEEN MEASUREMENTS, RATIO - IT IS THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF MEASUREMENT, PRIMARY  - A TYPE OF INFORMATION THAT IS COLLECTED FROM THE FIRST-HAND SOURCE, SECONDARY - THESE ARE INFORMATION THAT ARE ALREADY COLLECTED AND AVAILABLE FOR PRESENT STUDY, CLASSMARK - IT IS THE MIDPOINT OF EACH CLASS INTERVAL, FREQUENCY - IT IS THE NUMBER OF TIMES THE SCORE/DATA IS WRITTEN, BARGRAPH - THIS GRAPH SHOWS THE COMPARISON AMONG FREQUENCIES OF THE CATEGORIES, PIECHART - IT IS A CIRCULAR DIAGRAM THAT SHOWS THE PROPORTION OF EACH CATEGORY, LINEGRAPH - THIS GRAPH PRESENTS DATA THAT INDICATES CHANGES OVER A PERIOD OF TIME, HISTOGRAM - THIS GRAPH IS COMMONLY USED TO SHOW FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION, OGIVE - ALSO KNOWN AS THE CUMULATIVE FREQUENCY POLYGON, MEAN - THE VALUE IN WHICH THE GIVEN DISTRIBUTION BECAME EQUAL, MEDIAN - THE MIDDLE ENTRY IN A SET OF DATA, MODE - THE NUMBER THAT OCCUR MOST FREQUENT, BIMODAL - IF THE MODES ARE TWO, MULTIMODAL - IF THE MODES ARE FOUR OR MORE, UNIMODAL - IF THE MODE IS A SINGLE VALUE, TRIMODAL - IF THE MODES ARE THREE,

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