APA Data AP Quiz Review

Match the following plot to its name.

• Third option.

• 
• Dot plot

• I had to have a third option. So this the third option.

• Box and whisker plot

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Identify the components of the box plot.

a

b

c

d

e

Median

Minimum

First Quartile

Third Quartile

Maximum

Use the box plot to match each question to its answer.

• 11.5 - 3.5 = 8

• IQR

• The amount of data the box represents.

• Range

• 9.5-5.5 = 4

• 50%

How many data points are shown on the plot?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Which is a complete list of all the data points on the plot?

• 2, 3, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 5, 5, 6

• 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

• 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

• 4

Use the data set to match the mean, median, and range to its correct value.

95, 92, 94, 97, 96, 99, 94

• 95

• Number that doesn't represent the mean, median, or range

• 95.3

• Mean

• 7

• Median

• 9

• Range

Use the data set to match each number to what it represents. Round to the nearest whole number if needed.

51, 13, 47, 48, 54, 36, 39

• 13

• Number that doesn't represent the mean, MAD, or outlier.

• 41

• Outlier

• 10

• Mean

• 36

• MAD

Mr. Treesh wants to know if students at CPMS would be interested in a board game club during lunch. He is considering different ways to survey students. What is the population?

• All the students at CPMS

• The students interested in a board game club

• The athletes at CPMS

• Randomly choosing every 10th student off of a complete student roster.

Julio is opening a new ice cream shop and wants to know which flavors would be the most popular for the city of Greenwood. He is considering different ways to survey potential customers. Which would be a truly representative sample?

• Mailing a letter to all residents with a last name that starts with a letter m-z

• Putting an ad on the radio and asking people to call in.

• Putting the names of the town register in a randomizer, and asking the 100 that are chosen.

• Asking the first 150 people that he sees at the local Kroger.

Julio decides to ask the first 100 people he sees shopping at Kroger on Sunday morning. Choose all the reasons this is biased.

• The entire population is not considered.

• It was not a random selection.

• It was the easiest, most convenient option.

• He only asked 100 people

• People who shop at Kroger don't like ice cream.