CAPTER IV
DATA ANALYISIS,
FINDING and DISCUSSION
4.1 The Scores of Pre – Test and Post – Test 
NO 
 | 
  
The Names of Student 
 | 
  
Pre – Test (x) 
 | 
  
Post – Test (y) 
 | 
 
1 
 | 
  
Ai Elis Hilmi 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
 
2 
 | 
  
Ai Jamilah 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
 
3 
 | 
  
Andrian 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
 
4 
 | 
  
Ahmad Hapid 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
5,5 
 | 
 
5 
 | 
  
Asep Rahmat 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
5,5 
 | 
 
6 
 | 
  
Cecep Rian 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
 
7 
 | 
  
Dede Joharudin 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
4,5 
 | 
 
8 
 | 
  
Devi Azhari 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
8,5 
 | 
 
9 
 | 
  
Dede siti Maryam 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
8,5 
 | 
 
10 
 | 
  
Encep Muhammad 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
 
11 
 | 
  
Firmansyah 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
 
12 
 | 
  
Fitriyani 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
 
13 
 | 
  
Herdiana 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
 
14 
 | 
  
Ihsan Ramdani 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
 
15 
 | 
  
Lisna Wati 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
 
16 
 | 
  
Irfan Maulana 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
8,5 
 | 
 
17 
 | 
  
Mi’raj 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
 
18 
 | 
  
Neng Nia 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
 
19 
 | 
  
Nenden Martiasari 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
 
20 
 | 
  
Nurul Hiudayat 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
 
21 
 | 
  
Rina Andrian 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
8 
 | 
 
22 
 | 
  
Risda Nuriah 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
 
23 
 | 
  
Royani 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
8 
 | 
 
24 
 | 
  
Revi Pandina 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
 
25 
 | 
  
Ridwan Jaelani 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
8,5 
 | 
 
26 
 | 
  
Siti Maryama 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
4,5 
 | 
 
27 
 | 
  
Siti Nur Azizah 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
8,5 
 | 
 
28 
 | 
  
Siti Aisyah 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
 
29 
 | 
  
Silvi Susanti 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
 
30 
 | 
  
Shopi Yanti 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
 
31 
 | 
  
Sulaeman 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
 
32 
 | 
  
Saepul Rohmat 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
4,5 
 | 
 
33 
 | 
  
Weni Hindayani 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
 
34 
 | 
  
Yani Nuryanti 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
7,5 
 | 
 
35 
 | 
  
Yusup Maulana 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
8 
 | 
 
36 
 | 
  
Rina 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
7,5 
 | 
 
37 
 | 
  
Windi 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
8,5 
 | 
 
38 
 | 
  
Sandi Muhammad 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
 
39 
 | 
  
Yana Suryana 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
 
40 
 | 
  
Yogi 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
8,5 
 | 
 
NO 
 | 
  
Pree – Test (x) 
 | 
  
Post – Test (y) 
 | 
  
D 
 | 
  
D2  
 | 
 
1 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
0 
 | 
  
0 
 | 
 
2 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
2 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
 
3 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
2,5 
 | 
  
6,25 
 | 
 
4 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
5,5 
 | 
  
0,5 
 | 
  
0,25 
 | 
 
5 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
5,5 
 | 
  
0,5 
 | 
  
0,25 
 | 
 
6 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
0 
 | 
  
0 
 | 
 
7 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
8,5 
 | 
  
2,5 
 | 
  
6,25 
 | 
 
8 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
4,5 
 | 
  
0,2 
 | 
  
0,25 
 | 
 
9 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
8,5 
 | 
  
1,5 
 | 
  
2,25 
 | 
 
10 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
0,5 
 | 
  
1 
 | 
 
11 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
0 
 | 
  
0 
 | 
 
12 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
1 
 | 
  
1 
 | 
 
13 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
0,5 
 | 
  
0,25 
 | 
 
14 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
1,5 
 | 
  
2,25 
 | 
 
15 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
0,5 
 | 
  
0,25 
 | 
 
16 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
8,5 
 | 
  
1,5 
 | 
  
2,25 
 | 
 
17 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
1 
 | 
  
1 
 | 
 
18 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
0,5 
 | 
  
0,25 
 | 
 
19 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
2 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
 
20 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
1,5 
 | 
  
2,25 
 | 
 
21 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
1,5 
 | 
  
2,25 
 | 
 
22 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
8 
 | 
  
1 
 | 
  
1 
 | 
 
23 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
0,5 
 | 
  
0,25 
 | 
 
24 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
8 
 | 
  
3 
 | 
  
9 
 | 
 
25 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
1 
 | 
  
1 
 | 
 
26 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
8,5 
 | 
  
1,5 
 | 
  
2,25 
 | 
 
27 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
4,5 
 | 
  
0,5 
 | 
  
0,25 
 | 
 
28 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
8,5 
 | 
  
3,5 
 | 
  
12, 25 
 | 
 
29 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
0 
 | 
  
0 
 | 
 
30 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
3 
 | 
  
9 
 | 
 
31 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
2,5 
 | 
  
6,25 
 | 
 
32 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
2,5 
 | 
  
6,25 
 | 
 
33 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
4,5 
 | 
  
0,5 
 | 
  
0,25 
 | 
 
34 
 | 
  
3 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
1,5 
 | 
  
2,25 
 | 
 
35 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
7,5 
 | 
  
0,5 
 | 
  
0,25 
 | 
 
36 
 | 
  
7 
 | 
  
8 
 | 
  
1 
 | 
  
1 
 | 
 
37 
 | 
  
6 
 | 
  
7,5 
 | 
  
1,5 
 | 
  
2,25 
 | 
 
38 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
8,5 
 | 
  
2 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
 
39 
 | 
  
5 
 | 
  
6,5 
 | 
  
1,5 
 | 
  
2,25 
 | 
 
40 
 | 
  
4 
 | 
  
8,5 
 | 
  
4,5 
 | 
  
20,25 
 | 
 
∑
  x = 217 
 | 
  
∑
  y = 270,5 
 | 
  
∑
  D = 54,5 
 | 
  
∑ D2  = 116,25 
 | 
 |
  X  = 5,43 
 | 
  
   Y = 6,77 
 | 
  
    D = 1,36 
 | 
 
4.2 Statistical Computation.
a. n = 40
b. D = ∑ D       
             n
      = 54,5
           40
      = 1,36
c.  ∑ D2 = 116,25
d. (∑ D )2  = 54,52        
    e. ∑ D = 2970.25
                = 74,26
f. n – 1 = 40 – 1
              = 39
g. Count the Standard deviation
S= 
 
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
              
 
 
    
 
                             
                     n-1
                        39
               =1.03
h. 
 
  
      = 6.32
i.     
Count t  - Value
= 1.36 x 6,3
        1.03
 = 8.59
          1.03
       = 8.34
j. Degree of freedom
    d.f = (n – 1) = 39
k. t critical; value at 5% significance level for these
degree of freedom is 2.021, but the t observe = 8.34, the t
observe  ⦣
t critical
4.3     
Interpreting the result of
the computation
After the formulas and counting the result of the test, the
data of the research as follow:
a.      
N = 40
b.     
The – man of the pre test  
 
   and post test 
 
   ) 
c.      
Standard deviations
S = 1.03 (see the appendix)
d.     
T observe = 8.34
e.     
Df = 39
f.       
T critical for
the first test on the level significance 0,5 with degree of freedom 39 is 2.021
g.      
We can observe now that t
observe is more than  t critical, this
indicated that the differences between x and y is significant.
4.4  
Testing Hypothesis 
From the data computation above, the writer has found that
the value of the t observe is, 8.34. Thus, based on the significance
5 % and n = 40 the t is 2.021, the t observe t critical, its means that the hypothesis is
accepted. So, the kinds of activities can develop students’ speaking ability.

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