Units 1.1 - 1.5 Quiz

1.1 - Variable Classification

Organize the following options into their correct variable types

Groups:

(a) Categorical

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(b) Quantitative

• Height

• Hair Color

• Distance to your house

• Countries

• Number of animals you have

• Eye Color

• Number of tiktok users

• Tree Types

• Revenue in a fiscal quarter

• Glasses or Contacts

1.1 - Variables in Graphs

Please select the two places you are most likely to find your variables in a graph.

1.2 - Exploring Variables

Match the following graphs to their appropriate names

• Box Plot

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• Venn Diagram

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• Bar Chart

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• Dot Plot

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• Historgram

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1.2 - Exploring Variables

The data provided in the dot plot are test scores from a recent quiz. How many students got an 80% or above?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

1.2 - Exploring Variables

The data provided in histogram is from a survey regarding the number of pets in your house. How many people total were surveyed?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

1.3 - Summary Statistics

Define the word Mean as it pertains to our uses in statistics.

• The simple mathematical average of a data set.

• The central number in a sorted data set.

• The range of Quartiles 1 and 3

• The number that is the highest amount in a given data set.

1.3 - Summary Statistics

Define the word Mode as it pertains to our uses in statistics.

• The difference between the Maximum and the Minimum values within a given data set.

• The central number in a sorted data set.

• The number that appears most frequently in a given data set.

• The number that is the lowest amount in a given data set.

1.3 - Summary Statistics

Define the word Range as it pertains to our uses in statistics.

• The difference between the Maximum and the Minimum values within a given data set.

• The central number in a sorted data set.

• The number that appears most frequently in a given data set.

• The number that is the lowest amount in a given data set.

1.3 - Summary Statistics

Define the word Minimum as it pertains to our uses in statistics.

• The simple mathematical average of a data set.

• The central number in a sorted data set.

• The number that appears most frequently in a given data set.

• The number that is the lowest amount in a given data set.

1.3 - Summary Statistics

Define the word Median as it pertains to our uses in statistics.

• The simple mathematical average of a data set.

• The central number in a sorted data set.

• The number that appears most frequently in a given data set.

• The number that is the highest amount in a given data set.