The video tutorial explains how to identify statistical questions, which are questions with more than one possible answer. It introduces the concept of variability and contrasts statistical questions with factual ones. A practice problem involving an aquarium trip is used to illustrate the identification process. The video concludes by summarizing the key points and reinforcing the understanding of statistical questions.

What is a key feature of a statistical question?

• It has only one possible answer.

• It can be answered with a fact.

• It has multiple possible answers.

• It is always a yes or no question.

What distinguishes a statistical question from a factual one?

• It requires a single factual answer.

• It is always a yes or no question.

• It allows for multiple possible answers.

• It is based on scientific data.

What is a characteristic of a non-statistical question?

• It is always a yes or no question.

• It has multiple possible answers.

• It is based on opinion.

• It has only one factual answer.

Which of the following is NOT a statistical question?

• What is your favorite color?

• How many siblings do you have?

• Is the sky blue?

• What is the average height of students in a class?

Which of the following is NOT a statistical question?

• What is your favorite color?

• What is the most popular ice cream flavor?

• How many days are in a year?

• What is your favorite sport?

Why is 'Did the aquarium have a gift shop?' not a statistical question?

• It is a complex question.

• It is based on opinion.

• It has only one factual answer.

• It can have multiple answers.

Why is 'Is the aquarium open on Tuesdays?' not considered a statistical question?

• It is based on opinion.

• It has only one factual answer.

• It is a complex question.

• It can have multiple answers.

Why is 'Did the aquarium have an elevator?' not a statistical question?

• It is a complex question.

• It has only one factual answer.

• It is based on opinion.

• It can have multiple answers.

Which question would likely yield varied responses?

• Did the aquarium have an elevator?

• Is the aquarium open on Tuesdays?

• What was your favorite exhibit at the aquarium?

• Did the aquarium have a gift shop?

What makes 'Would you like to visit this aquarium again?' a statistical question?

• It is a yes or no question.

• It has a single correct answer.

• It is based on personal opinion.

• It is a factual question.