Data and Statistics

What does mode refer to for a data set?

• The number that occurs most frequently.

• The average value for a data set.

• There is an absence of data values within the data set.

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What does distribution show?

• The number that is written before a variable.

• A part-to-part relationship.

• It shows the shape of the data as a whole. It can also show how the data is spread out.

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What does an attribute show?

• A characteristic or feature about a person or an object.

• A part-to-whole relationship.

• The cost for one of an item.

What is the study of statistics?

• The science that deals with the collection and analysis of data.

• The amount of space inside of a 2D shape.

• When two equations or expressions are worth the same value, but look different in appearance.

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What is data?

• The most commonly viewed number within a set.

• Facts, figures and other evidence gathered through observations.

• The middle value within a data set.

What does a gap in the data tell you?

• It describes a place where there is NO data within the set.

• This is where a large portion of the data is located within your graph.

• The data value that is most commonly included within the set.

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How do you determine the value of the range within a data set?

• You determine the middle value of numbers within the data set.

• You find the average for the data set.

• You find the difference between the maximum and minimum data values.

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What are intervals?

• Numbers used on an axis of a graph, they must be consistent throughout the axis.

• Letters that hold the place for an unknown value.

• A whole number and a fraction together.

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What are you looking for when finding the measure of variability from a data set?

• Range

• Mean

• Mode

• Median

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What is a cluster?

• Where there is an absence of data.

• Larger portions of data that is grouped together in one area of the graph.

• The difference between the highest and lowest value within the data set.

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