Module 2 Review

Based on a 2006 National Health Survey: We estimate 15.7% of boys and 11.2% of girls under 18 had at some point been diagnosed with asthma. What is the relative risk of boys developing asthma?

• 1.60
• 1.40
• 1.20
• 1.80

What is the percent increase or decrease in risk?

• Boys under 10 have a risk of asthma that is 40% higher than the risk of asthma for girls.

• Boys under 10 have a risk of asthma that is 40% lower than the risk of asthma for girls.

• Boys under 10 have a risk of asthma that is 30% higher than the risk of asthma for girls.

• Boys under 10 have a risk of asthma that is 30% lower than the risk of asthma for girls.

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CCSS.6.RP.A.3C

What is the relative frequency (to the nearest percent) of boys among those who cannot bike to school? 

• 4%
• 14%
• 13%
• 29%

To calculate the relative frequency, what ratio do you set up?

Risk of men thinking they drank more than they should: ​ (a)  

Risk of women thinking they drank more than they should: ​ ​ (b)  

Relative risk for men thinking they drank more than they should compared to women​ ​ (c)  

• 0.460
• 0.261
• 1.76
• 0.123
• 0.589
• 2.34
• 0.678
• 1.23

Odds of men thinking they drank more than they should: ​ (a)  

Odds of women thinking they drank more than they should ​ (b)  

Odds Ratio ​ (c)  

• 0.853
• 0.354
• 2.41
• 0.123
• 0.567
• 1.234
• 3.456
• 4.321

Which of the following is NOT a Chi-square test condition?

• Both variables are categorical

• Both variables are normally distributed

• At least 80% of the expected counts are ≥ 5

• No expected counts are < 1 (all expected counts are at least 1)

What percent of the sample were females?

• 56.43%

• 67.93%

• 28.49%

• 88.31%

What percent of the sample were females with no high school degree?

• 10.44%

• 43.44%

• 27.44%

• 56.44%

Odds of someone under 30 always exceeding the speed limit:​ ​ (a)  

Odds of someone over 30 always exceeding the speed limit: ​ (b)  

Odds Ratio of People Over 30 Always Exceeding the Limit Compared to People Under 30:​ (c)  

• 1
• 0.25
• 0.5
• 0.75
• 0.22
• 0.73
• 0.4