1. You were given a list of 100 Grade 11 students for your experiment. You selected every 5\"1 name on the list. 2. In a survey conducted in your school, the subjects of the survey were selected by using the Table of Random Numbers. 3. Mr. Santos wants to make a study on the effects of distance learning in this time of pandemic among 2, 500 Senior High School students in his town. He wants to use the Table of Random Numbers in determining the students that should be in his sample. 4. For your research on culture, you interviewed people from each province in the Cordillera Administrative Region. . 5. A Statistics student did a research on effects of watching math lessons on social media. He randomly selected two grade levels in a small Junior High School and interviewed each of the students in those grade levels. Assessment 1: In your research subject, you are tasked to study the cause and effect of the rising cases of anxiety and depression among students in our city. If there were 10, 700 high school students in our city, how many students should there be in the sample? Discuss the steps you must take if you were to use the lottery method. Activity 2: Fill in the table below with the correct data on parameter and statistic. Choose from the given data in the box. Assessment 2: Give two real-life examples each of a parameter and statistic. Activity 3: A population consists of the values (4, 9, 10) List down all the possible samples of size 2 which can be drawn with replacement from this population. Assessment 3: Answer the following on the space provided