SSC CGL Statistics – Time Series Analysis – Level 1 · Warm-up
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Answer: 500. 450/90 × 100 = 500.
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SSC CGL Statistics – Time Series Analysis – Level 1 · Warm-up – 12 questions, subject: Statistics (Tier II Paper II). Every question has the correct answer with a one-line explanation; tap "Show Answer". Free practice for TNPSC, UPSC, SSC, Bank and RRB exams – Shanmugam IAS Academy, Coimbatore.
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1.
The long-term general tendency of a time series to rise, fall or remain steady is called the:
Correct Answer: A [Secular trend]
Explanation:
Trend = long-run movement over many years.
2.
A rise in the sale of umbrellas every monsoon is an example of:
Correct Answer: C [Seasonal variation]
Explanation:
It repeats every year with the season.
3.
Variations caused by floods, strikes or a sudden epidemic are:
Correct Answer: B [Irregular (random) variations]
Explanation:
Unpredictable, non-recurring shocks are irregular.
4.
The multiplicative model of a time series is:
Correct Answer: D [Y = T × S × C × I]
Explanation:
Components multiply; the additive model adds them.
5.
Business cycles of prosperity, recession, depression and recovery, lasting more than a year, form the:
Correct Answer: B [Cyclical component]
Explanation:
Oscillations longer than a year are cyclical.
6.
The 3-yearly moving average centred on the middle year of the values 18, 21, 24 is:
Correct Answer: A [21]
Explanation:
Answer: 21. (18 + 21 + 24)/3 = 21.
7.
For quarterly data, the seasonal indices should add up to:
Correct Answer: C [400]
Explanation:
Average index 100 × 4 quarters = 400 (monthly: 1,200).
8.
In the method of least squares with an odd number of years, the middle year is taken as the origin so that:
Correct Answer: D [Σx = 0]
Explanation:
Σx = 0 gives a = Σy/n and b = Σxy/Σx² directly.
9.
Statement-basedWhich is/are correct?
I. Moving averages smooth out short-term fluctuations.
II. Moving averages give trend values for the first and last years too.
I. Moving averages smooth out short-term fluctuations.
II. Moving averages give trend values for the first and last years too.
Correct Answer: B [Only I]
Explanation:
Trend values are lost at both ends of the series.
10.
Fill in the blankThe seasonal index of a quarter is 135. This means the quarter's value is ______ above the average quarter.
Correct Answer: A [35%]
Explanation:
Index 135 = 35% above the average 100.
11.
Match the followingMatch:
P. Semi-averages Q. Link relatives R. Least squares
1. seasonal indices 2. trend from two half-averages 3. best-fitting trend line
P. Semi-averages Q. Link relatives R. Least squares
1. seasonal indices 2. trend from two half-averages 3. best-fitting trend line
Correct Answer: D [P-2, Q-1, R-3]
Explanation:
Link relatives (Pearson's method) measure seasonal variation.
12.
Deseasonalised value = actual value ÷ seasonal index × 100. Actual sales 450, seasonal index 90. The deseasonalised sales are:
Correct Answer: C [500]
Explanation:
Answer: 500. 450/90 × 100 = 500.
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