UP Reading Vocabulary Practice Test

Which noun refers to the amount of data collected in a study and used to reveal patterns?

Uplift Statistics Acidic Thumb

Correct Answer:

Statistics

Explanation:

Think of the data you collect in a study as the numerical information you analyze to uncover patterns. Statistics is the word that refers to that data itself—the measurements, survey responses, and results you gather to reveal patterns, trends, or relationships. The other terms don’t fit this idea: uplift is about an increase in response in some contexts, acidic describes pH, and thumb is a body part. So the best fit for the amount of data used to reveal patterns is statistics.

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