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11) This is a sample of convenience sampling

since Convenience sampling is a non-probabilitysampling technique where subjects are selected because of their convenient accessibility and proximity to the researcher, here researcher has taken all statistics students.

12) The most appropriate test would be chi square.

Since gender and smoking status are both categorical variables , so they should put in 2*2 contingency table and chi square statistic willbe used to test whether there is any association between gender and smoking status.