Comparing Amounts

Order from least to greatest. 1.25  1.52  1.02  1.50

• 1.25  1.52  1.02  1.50

•  1.52  1.02  1.50  1.25 

•  1.02  1.50  1.25  1.52 

• 1.02  1.25  1.50  1.52

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CCSS.5.NBT.A.3B

Coach Lantz recorded the number of shots on goal players made during two weeks of a lacrosse scrimmage. How much greater was week 2's mean than week 1's mean? Type your answer as a one-digit number without a label.

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CCSS.7.EE.B.3

Brazil asks 7 classmates how many erasers and pens they carry in their bags. The mean number of erasers is 10. The mean number of pens is 4. What inference could Brazil make using this data?

• Most of Brazil's classmates carry more pens than erasers in their bags.

• All of Brazil's classmates carry more erasers than pens in their bags.

• Most of Brazil's classmates carry more erasers than pens in their bags.

• Most of Brazil's classmates carry similar amounts of erasers and pens in their bags.

The dot plots show the weights of a random sample of fish from two lakes. Pick the statement that describes the variability of the samples.

• The variability of the weights of the fish in Lake S is greater than the variability of the weights of the fish in Lake R.

• The variability of the weights of the fish in the two lakes are about the same.

• The variability of the weights of the fish in Lake R is greater than the variability of the weights of the fish in Lake S.

• You cannot determine variability based on a dot plot.

If you compare the medians of each data set, who spends more time online?

• Seventh graders

• Eight graders

• Both grades spend an equal amount of time online.

• Impossible to determine form the data sets.

One week, Kyasia drove to work. The next week, she rode the train. Each day, she recorded how long it took in minutes. What can Kyasia infer from the two data sets?

• The time it take to get to drive to work is more consistent than the time it takes to take the train.

• Based on the mean, it generally takes longer to take the train to work.

• In terms of time, it is less consistent to drive than it is to take the train to work.

• It's impossible to make any inferences based on the data display.

Match the following inference with the statistical measure that best justifies the inference:"On average, students in Grade 8 spent 2 more hours last week doing homework than students in Grade 6."

• Mean

• Median

• Range

• Interquartile Range (IQR)

The table shows the finish times of 30 runners in the 100-meter dash. Use the table to identify the inference that can be made by comparing the measures of center.

• Every runner ran faster last year as compared to this year.

• Most runners ran faster last year, on average, as compared to this year.

• The runners ran faster this year, on average, as compared to last year.

• Every runner ran faster this year as compared to last year.

Match the following inference with the statistical measure that best justifies the inference:"Half of the students in Grade 8 spent more time doing homework last week than at least half of the students in Grade 6."

• Mean

• Median

• Range

• Interquartile Range (IQR)

Last night, Clara and her brother, Stefan, made personal pizzas for dinner. Clara put 4 pepperoni pieces and 6 ham pieces on her pizza. Stefan put 6 pepperoni pieces and 10 ham pieces on his pizza. Did Clara's and Stefan's pizzas have the same ratio of pepperoni pieces to ham pieces?

• yes

• no

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CCSS.6.RP.A.3A