Statistical Questions and Qualitative vs. Quantitative Data

TRUE or FALSE:
A statistical question is a question that: 
- has moe than 1 answer
- requires data from more than 1 person

• TRUE
• FALSE

TRUE or FALSE:
Quantitative data describes the specific number or amount of something

• TRUE
• FALSE

TRUE or FALSE:
A qualitative observation describes the specific number or amount of something

• TRUE
• FALSE

Is the question below an example of a statistical question?
"How many pets do students at Democracy Prep have?"

• YES
• NO

Is the question below an example of a statistical question?
"What is the largest state in the United States?"

• YES
• NO

Is the question below an example of a statistical question?
"What is the most popular type of music of students in SUNY-B?"

• YES
• NO

Is the question below an example of a statistical question?
"What is Mrs. Haggerty’s favorite type of music?"

• YES
• NO

Is the question below an example of a statistical question?
"How tall do oak trees usually grow?"

• YES
• NO

Which of the following is an example of a statistical question?

• How tall are you?
• How tall is Ms. Baker?
• How tall are American 12 year-olds?
• How tall is the tallest man in the world?

Does the following experiment use quantitative or qualitative data?

"Mr. Taddeo wanted to compare the weights (in grams) of different types of liquids."

• Quantitative
• Qualitative