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SBA 1 Study Guide

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Twelve students took a Science Test. Their scores are shown.

Which box plot correctly represents the box plot data?

a)

b)

c)

d)

2.

Consider the dot plot. Which frequency table is represented by the dot plot?

a)

b)

c)

d)

3.

While hanging Christmas lights for neighbors, Tyler counted the number of broken lights on

each string and recorded them here: 3 6 22 40 42 50 55 57 79 89 96 97

Which of the following histograms correctly represents the data?

a)

b)

c)

d)

4.

Ron recorded the daily high temperatures for two different cities in a recent week in degrees

Celsius. The temperatures for each city are shown below.

Kansas City Missouri: 25, 35, 28, 28, 32, 33, 23

Paradise Michigan: 28, 27, 26, 26, 16, 26, 24

Which statement correctly compares the interquartile ranges of the two data sets?

a)

The IQR of Kansas City is 6 more than the IQR of Paradise.

b)

The IQR of Kansas City is 5 more than the IQR of Paradise.

c)

The IQR of Kansas City is 2 more than the IQR of Paradise.

d)

The IQR of Kansas City is 4.43 more than the IQR of Paradise.

5.

Janet and her sister Brenda want to be healthier. Last week, they decided to also track their

steps every day. These boxplots show the results.

a)

Every day Brenda walked more steps than Janet

b)

The median of Janet’s data is greater than the first quartile of Brenda’s data.

c)

Brenda’s step count has more variability than Janet’s

d)

The maximum of Janet’s data is equal to the third quartile of Brenda’s data.

6.

The data distributions show recovery times of athletes before and after the Olympics.

Which statement CORRECTLY explains the summary statistics that should be used to compare

the recovery times?

a)

The distributions are normal, so the mean and standard deviation should be used to

compare the recovery times.

b)

The distributions are skewed, so the mean and standard deviation should be used to

compare the recovery times.

c)

The distributions are normal, so the median and interquartile range should be used to

compare the recovery times.

d)

The distributions are skewed, so the median and interquartile range should be used to

compare the recovery times.

7.

Two groups of students, Group A and Group B, have the shoe sizes shown below. Which

statement about the distributions is true?

a)

Distribution B has a larger mean, but the medians of both distributions are the same.

b)

Distribution B has both a larger mean and a larger median than distribution A.

c)

Distribution B has a smaller mean, but the medians of both distributions are the same.

d)

Distribution B has both a smaller mean and a smaller median than distribution A.

8.

The ages of students in an introductory college class are recorded: 17, 18, 19, 19, 19, 20, 20,

20, 21, 22, and 23. If a new student enrolls who is 67 years old, what is this change’s effect on

the median?

a)

The median increases.

b)

The median decreases.

c)

The median does not change.

d)

There is not enough information to determine what change the new student would have

on the median.

9.

The ages of students in an introductory college class are recorded: 17, 18, 19, 19, 19, 20, 20,

20, 21, 22, and 23. If a new student enrolls who is 67 years old, what is this change’s effect on

the mean ?

a)

The mean increases.

b)

The mean decreases.

c)

The mean does not change.

d)

There is not enough information to determine what change the new student would have

on the median.

10.

Danny rented 3 movies from RedBox, which he has now had for 10 days. His total cost so far is

$6.90. Which of these equations can be used to determine the amount RedBox charges as a

daily fee?

a)

3f=6.90103f=\frac{6.90}{10}

b)

3f=6.903f=6.90

c)

10f=6.9010f=6.90

d)

10f=6.901010f=\frac{6.90}{10}

11.

Emma is saving up to buy an Apple Watch. The one she wants costs $375. Right now, she

has $50 saved in the bank. She has a job helping out at her elderly grandparents’ house and

they pay her $16 per hour. Emma needs to spend x hours working at her grandparents’ house

before she can buy the watch.

Which of the following statements are true? Select THREE that are correct.

a)

The equation 375 = 16x + 50 represents the situation

b)

The equation 375 = 50x + 16 represents the situation

c)

The equation 325 = 16x represents the situation

d)

Emma needs to work for about 20.3 hours before she can buy the watch

e)

Emma needs to work for about 7.2 hours before she can buy the watch

12.

Mrs. March needs to buy snacks for her daughter's class party. She decides to buy individual

packs of Oreos and Cheez-Its at a local grocery store. The price of the Oreos is $8 for 2 boxes,

and the price of the Cheez-Its is $10 for 2 boxes. Mrs. March ends up buying $20 worth of

snacks. Which equation represents the relationship between the number of boxes of Oreos, x,

and the number of boxes of Cheez-Its, y, that Mrs. March bought at the grocery store?

a)

2x + 2y = 20

b)

8x + 10y = 20

c)

10x + 8y = 20

d)

4x + 5y = 20