1. It is a process wherein we make decisions in evaluating claims about the population based on the characteristics of a sample taken from the same population.*

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2. It is a statement about the population which states that there is no significant difference, change or relationship between or among the variables.*

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3. It is a statement about the population which states that there is a significant difference, change or relationship between or among the variables.*

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4. It refers to the probability of rejecting a true null hypothesis.*

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5. It is the range of values that corresponds to the region where the null hypothesis is rejected.*

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6. These are the numbers that determine the rejection region.*

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7. It is a number that describes the whole population such as the population mean and population standard deviation.*

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8. It is a number that describes a sample just like the sample mean and sample standard deviation.*

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9. It is used when the data are normally distributed, the sample size is greater than or equal to 30 and the population variance is known.*

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10. It states that if you have a population with mean () and standard deviation () and take sufficiently large random samples from the population, then the distribution of the sample means will be approximately normally distributed.