6.SP.1 Statistical Questions

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What is a statistical question?

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A statistical question is one that anticipates variability in the data and can be answered by collecting data. For example, 'What are the heights of students in my class?'

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Give an example of a non-statistical question.

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An example of a non-statistical question is 'How many letters are in my name?' because it has a single answer.

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What is the purpose of asking statistical questions?

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The purpose is to gather data that can help analyze trends, make predictions, or validate claims.

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What type of data do statistical questions typically involve?

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Statistical questions typically involve data that can vary, such as measurements, counts, or preferences.

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What is an example of a statistical question related to favorite movies?

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An example is 'What is the favorite type of movie among students in my class?'

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How can you tell if a question is statistical?

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A question is statistical if it requires data collection and has multiple possible answers.

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What is the difference between a statistical question and a factual question?

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A statistical question requires data collection and analysis, while a factual question has a definitive answer.

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Why is it important to ask statistical questions in surveys?

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It is important because they help gather information that reflects the opinions or behaviors of a group.

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What is an example of a statistical question about animals?

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An example is 'How many fish do bears eat each day on average?'

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What does it mean to validate a claim statistically?

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Validating a claim statistically means using data to support or refute the claim.