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WorksheetsCFE Quarter 3 Review
Total questions: 119
Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins
Answer the statistical measures and create a box and whiskers plot for the following set of data.
3,5,5,8,9,10,10,12,12,12,13,14,14,16
Min: __ Q1: __ Med: __ Q3: __ Max: __
Separate your numbers with a comma. No spaces.
(a)
Answer the statistical measures and create a box and whiskers plot for the following set of data.
6,7,8,9,9,10,10,10,11,11,12,13,14,15,15
Min: __ Q1: __ Med: __ Q3: __ Max: __
Separate your numbers with a comma. No spaces.
(a)
The box plot below represents some data set. What is the minimum value of the data?
(a)
The box plot below represents some data set. What is the value of the median?
(a)
The box plot below represents some data set. What percentage of the data values are between 35 and 50?
Make sure to include % in your answer.
(a)
The box plot below represents some data set. What percentage of the data values are greater than 25?
Make sure to include % in your answer.
(a)
The box plot below represents some data set. What is the interquartile range (IQR) of the data?
(a)
The box-and-whisker plot below represents some data set. What is the value of the lower quartile?
(a)
The box-and-whisker plot below represents some data set. What is the value of the upper quartile?
(a)
All of the following may be included on your credit report, EXCEPT…
On-time credit card payments
Unpaid bills in collections
Student loans
Bank account balance
What is a benefit of using a credit monitoring service?
It reduces the likelihood of your personal data being exposed
It automatically improves your credit score
It notifies you quickly if someone tries to open a credit account in your name
It disputes inaccurate credit information on your behalf
Blanca requests a copy of her credit report and discovers an error: her listed address is incorrect. What should Blanca do about this error?
She should pay off and close as many of her credit accounts as possible within 30 days
She should contact a lawyer who can sue the credit bureau to get the error corrected
She should report the error to the credit bureau and consider placing a red flag or freeze on her credit report
Nothing - she can’t correct the error because credit reports can only be updated by financial or government institutions
Choose the box plot that histogram.
Choose the box plot that histogram.
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The graph below represents how long it takes students in an 8th grade math class to get to school every morning. What was the most common interval of commute times?
Answer needs to include unit of measure. Put a space between the end of the numbers and the unit of measure.
Ex. 5-10 hours
Ex. 8 days
(a)
The graph below represents the number of goals scored by the girls' soccer team in every game so far this season. What was the range of goals scored?
Answer needs to include unit of measure. Put a space between the end of the numbers and the unit of measure.
Ex. 5-10 hours
Ex. 8 days
(a)
The graph below represents the number of goals scored by the girls' soccer team in every game so far this season. What was the range of goals scored?
Answer needs to include unit of measure. Put a space between the end of the numbers and the unit of measure.
Ex. 5-10 hours
Ex. 8 days
(a)
The graph below represents results of a survey in which students stated the number of minutes they’d spent watching TV the previous day. What was the least amount of time a student in this class could have spent watching TV that day?
Answer needs to include unit of measure. Put a space between the end of the numbers and the unit of measure.
Ex. 5-10 hours
Ex. 8 days
(a)
The dot plot below represents the number of goals scored by the boys' soccer team in every game so far this season. What was the median number of goals scored?
Answer needs to include unit of measure. Put a space between the end of the numbers and the unit of measure.
Ex. 5-10 hours
Ex. 8 days
(a)
The graph below represents the result of a survey in which a number of students reported how many letters were in their last names. What was the median name length?
Answer needs to include unit of measure. Put a space between the end of the numbers and the unit of measure.
Ex. 5-10 hours
Ex. 8 days
(a)
A teacher put all her students' quiz scores up on the dot plot below. What was the most common score?
Answer needs to include unit of measure. Put a space between the end of the numbers and the unit of measure.
Ex. 5-10 hours
Ex. 8 days
(a)
The students in a class collected data on the number of minutes some of them spend brushing their teeth every day. That data is shown in the dot plot below. What was the median number of minutes students brushed their teeth?
Answer needs to include unit of measure. Put a space between the end of the numbers and the unit of measure.
Ex. 5-10 hours
Ex. 8 days
(a)
Sandra is considering getting a job after high school instead of going to college. Which of the following is a drawback of making this choice?
Sandra will likely make a higher salary then someone that is going to college
Sandra will not have student loan debt
Sandra will have more work experience then someone that is going to college
Sandra will have fewer employment options because many jobs require a college education
When considering the cost of college, how does the net price differ from the sticker price
The sticker price includes all expense while the net price does not include things like room and board or textbooks
The sticker price is the cost before any grants or scholarships are applied while the net price is what you owe after you subtract grants and scholarships
The sticker price is the cost before loans are applied while net price taxes is what you owe after you take your loans
Sticker price is the price you will pay for an out of state college while net price is the price you will pay if you are a resident of the state
Which of the following statements is true about the value of a college education?
Steve says, "The only value of getting a college education is that your immediate earnings after graduation will likely be more than a person who does not go to college."
Christina says, "The value of a college education is that you will likely earn more over your lifetime."
Judah says, "College is valuable even though unemployment rates are just as high as someone without a college education.”
Carla says, "College is not that valuable, but one benefit is that you have the chance to study abroad."
___ - ___ = ___
Sticker Price
Scholarships and Grants
Net Price
Assuming you have scholarships, the net price will be (MORE, LESS) than the sticker price?
(a)
As college costs rise, the added value of a college degree (INCREASES, DECREASES).
(a)
What is the average annual salary for a college graduate (all fields)?
(a)
Which majors have a higher average salary than the average for college graduates (all fields)?
Computer sciences
Engineering
Business
Math and sciences
Social sciences
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual salary for a high school graduate is $40,612. Over a 35 year career, how much more are the earnings of the average college graduate compare to those of the average high school graduate (without factoring in wage increases)?
(a)
Which statements are true when two variables, X and Y, are POSITIVELY correlated?
(Hint: Choose TWO)
As X increases, Y increases
As X increases, Y decreases
As X decreases, Y increases
As X decreases, Y decreases
Which statements are true when two variables, X and Y, are NEGATIVELY correlated?
As X increases, Y increases
As X increases, Y decreases
As X decreases, Y increases
As X decreases, Y decreases
What is the range of values possible for the correlation coefficient?
0 to 1
-1 to 0
-1 to 1
The correlation coefficient can be any real number
Which of these statements is true regarding correlation?
Correlation is too general to tell us anything at all about two variables
If two variables are highly correlated, one variable is causing the effect on the other
Correlation cannot tell you if one variable caused the effect on another variable
If you know the correlation in a data set, you can accurately predict all other values for variable pairs
Which statement describes a strong, negative correlation?
The points are close to a straight line and the line slopes up
The points are close to a straight line and the line slopes down
The points are far from a straight line and the line slopes up
The points are far from a straight line and the line slopes down
The senior class at Evergreen High School is planning their prom! The prom planning committee decides to survey the class on their top options. They ask each senior whether they would prefer to hold prom at Sunset Lodge or the Aquarium and whether they prefer a Under the Sea or Starry Night theme.
The survey included 92 different students.
•20 students said they’d prefer Starry Night at the Aquarium.
•43 students said they’d prefer Sunset Lodge over the Aquarium.
•47 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea over Starry Night.
•18 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea at Sunset Lodge.
What is the value of I?
DRAW THE TABLE!
(a)
The senior class at Evergreen High School is planning their prom! The prom planning committee decides to survey the class on their top options. They ask each senior whether they would prefer to hold prom at Sunset Lodge or the Aquarium and whether they prefer a Under the Sea or Starry Night theme.
The survey included 92 different students.
•20 students said they’d prefer Starry Night at the Aquarium.
•43 students said they’d prefer Sunset Lodge over the Aquarium.
•47 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea over Starry Night.
•18 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea at Sunset Lodge.
What is the value of D?
(a)
The senior class at Evergreen High School is planning their prom! The prom planning committee decides to survey the class on their top options. They ask each senior whether they would prefer to hold prom at Sunset Lodge or the Aquarium and whether they prefer a Under the Sea or Starry Night theme.
The survey included 92 different students.
•20 students said they’d prefer Starry Night at the Aquarium.
•43 students said they’d prefer Sunset Lodge over the Aquarium.
•47 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea over Starry Night.
•18 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea at Sunset Lodge.
What is the value of C?
(a)
The senior class at Evergreen High School is planning their prom! The prom planning committee decides to survey the class on their top options. They ask each senior whether they would prefer to hold prom at Sunset Lodge or the Aquarium and whether they prefer a Under the Sea or Starry Night theme.
The survey included 92 different students.
•20 students said they’d prefer Starry Night at the Aquarium.
•43 students said they’d prefer Sunset Lodge over the Aquarium.
•47 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea over Starry Night.
•18 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea at Sunset Lodge.
What is the value of H?
(a)
The senior class at Evergreen High School is planning their prom! The prom planning committee decides to survey the class on their top options. They ask each senior whether they would prefer to hold prom at Sunset Lodge or the Aquarium and whether they prefer a Under the Sea or Starry Night theme.
The survey included 92 different students.
•20 students said they’d prefer Starry Night at the Aquarium.
•43 students said they’d prefer Sunset Lodge over the Aquarium.
•47 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea over Starry Night.
•18 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea at Sunset Lodge.
What is the value of B?
(a)
The senior class at Evergreen High School is planning their prom! The prom planning committee decides to survey the class on their top options. They ask each senior whether they would prefer to hold prom at Sunset Lodge or the Aquarium and whether they prefer a Under the Sea or Starry Night theme.
The survey included 92 different students.
•20 students said they’d prefer Starry Night at the Aquarium.
•43 students said they’d prefer Sunset Lodge over the Aquarium.
•47 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea over Starry Night.
•18 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea at Sunset Lodge.
What is the value of A?
(a)
The senior class at Evergreen High School is planning their prom! The prom planning committee decides to survey the class on their top options. They ask each senior whether they would prefer to hold prom at Sunset Lodge or the Aquarium and whether they prefer a Under the Sea or Starry Night theme.
The survey included 92 different students.
•20 students said they’d prefer Starry Night at the Aquarium.
•43 students said they’d prefer Sunset Lodge over the Aquarium.
•47 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea over Starry Night.
•18 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea at Sunset Lodge.
What is the value of G?
(a)
The senior class at Evergreen High School is planning their prom! The prom planning committee decides to survey the class on their top options. They ask each senior whether they would prefer to hold prom at Sunset Lodge or the Aquarium and whether they prefer a Under the Sea or Starry Night theme.
The survey included 92 different students.
•20 students said they’d prefer Starry Night at the Aquarium.
•43 students said they’d prefer Sunset Lodge over the Aquarium.
•47 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea over Starry Night.
•18 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea at Sunset Lodge.
What is the value of E?
(a)
The senior class at Evergreen High School is planning their prom! The prom planning committee decides to survey the class on their top options. They ask each senior whether they would prefer to hold prom at Sunset Lodge or the Aquarium and whether they prefer a Under the Sea or Starry Night theme.
The survey included 92 different students.
•20 students said they’d prefer Starry Night at the Aquarium.
•43 students said they’d prefer Sunset Lodge over the Aquarium.
•47 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea over Starry Night.
•18 students said they’d prefer Under the Sea at Sunset Lodge.
What is the value of F?
(a)
Which would be the best description of categorical data?
Categories or groups like car brands or yes/no questions
finite integer numbers like number of children or SAT scores
infinite and uncountable numbers like weight that can change by small decimal quantities
number responses
Which would be the best description of discrete data?
Categories or groups like car brands or yes/no questions
finite integer numbers like number of children or SAT scores
infinite and uncountable numbers like weight that can change by small decimal quantities
number responses
Which would be the best description of continuous data?
Categories or groups like car brands or yes/no questions
finite integer numbers like number of children or SAT scores
infinite and uncountable numbers like weight that can change by small decimal quantities
number responses
Which would be the best description of numerical data?
Categories or groups like car brands or yes/no questions
finite integer numbers like number of children or SAT scores
infinite and uncountable numbers like weight that can change by small decimal quantities
number responses
Read each survey question below and determine what type of data would be collected in response.
How tall are you?
SELECT THE MOST ACCURATE DESCRIPTION!
categorical
discrete
continuous
numerical
Read each survey question below and determine what type of data would be collected in response.
What is your favorite color?
categorical
discrete
continuous
numerical
Read each survey question below and determine what type of data would be collected in response.
How many pets do you have?
categorical
discrete
continuous
numerical
Read each survey question below and determine what type of data would be collected in response.
Rate your experience on a scale of 1 to 10.
categorical
discrete
continuous
numerical
Out of all recent high school graduates, what percentage are enrolled in a 4-year college and employed?
(a)
What percentage of recent high school graduates are enrolled in a 4-year college?
(a)
If 3 million students graduate from high school in 2025 and these trends stay the same, how many graduates would you expect to attend 2-year college after graduation?
(a)
1060 recent graduates said they were currently employed. 228 recent graduates said they were both currently employed AND enrolled in 2-year college. Out of recent graduates who are employed, what percentage were enrolled in 2-year college? Round to the nearest hundredth of a percent.
(a)
The FAFSA is used to determine your eligibility for all of the following types of financial aid EXCEPT…
Private loans
Scholarships & grants
Work-study
Federal loans
Why is it important to know what your Student Aid Index (SAI) is?
The SAI is the maximum amount of money you can earn in scholarships from a college/university
You have to know what your SAI is in order to submit the FAFSA
Schools use your SAI to calculate the maximum amount of need-based aid you are eligible for
Your SAI determines how much you can borrow in private student loans
Select the statement that best describes the correct timeline of the FAFSA.
The FAFSA becomes available on October 1st and because some financial aid funds are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, you will want to fill it out as soon as possible
The FAFSA becomes available on October 1st, however, there is no urgency or deadline to complete the form
The FAFSA becomes available on January 1st, and because some financial aid funds are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, you will want to fill it out as soon as possible
The FAFSA becomes available on January 1st, however, there is no urgency or deadline to complete the form
Match the decimal and percent.
0.928
92.8%
92.8
9280%
9.28
928%
0.0928
9.28%
Match the fraction and decimal.
0.928
928/1000
92.8
928/10
9.28
928/100
0.0928
928/10000
The Tax Policy Center estimates that 40% of middle-income households will pay no federal income tax for tax year 2022. Write this percent as a simplified fraction.
(a)
18 out of 26 students in the class have never filed taxes before. Represent this value as a percent rounded to the nearest tenth.
(a)
In 2022 the top 1% of taxpayers (in many cases, people with the highest incomes) paid nearly 26% of the total federal income taxes collected. Write the percent of how much they paid as a simplified fraction.
(a)
1896 of the 6492 households in your zipcode filed their taxes by February 15. By March 15, another 2429 had done so. What percent of households, rounded to the nearest tenth, have not filed by March 15?
(a)
You’re given the rational number 46/224. You can choose to add 10 to the numerator OR add 10 to the denominator. Which option will give your a larger final number?
Add 10 to the numerator.
Add 10 to the denominator.
$3.34 out of Annette’s $73 bill at the grocery store was sales tax. Write this as a rational number, remembering that the number and denominator must be integers.
(a)
Last year, 151,681,000 tax returns were e-filed (filed online rather than using a paper copy). 47% of e-filers filed their own taxes rather than paying a professional to do so. How many people are included in that 47%?
Use commas and decimals where needed.
(a)
Last year, Keisha paid $765 in taxes while working a part-time job and going to school. Now that she’s working full-time, she was shocked to find that her taxes jumped 612%! How much does Keisha pay in taxes now?
Use $, commas, and demimals where needed.
(a)
Determine if the graph is a function or not a function.
Function
Not a Function
Determine if the graph is a function or not a function.
Function
Not a Function
Determine if the graph is a function or not a function.
Function
Not a Function
Determine if the graph is a function or not a function.
Function
Not a Function
Johnny triples his money by investing, and then pays $2.00 in capitals gains taxes when he sells those investments. Write an equation using function notation where x is the amount of money Johnny starts with.
Do not use spaces.
(a)
Model the function, f, which operates on variable x by adding 2, and then doubling the quantity.
Do not use spaces.
(a)
Jeremiah makes $15.00 an hour working part-time at a local fast food restaurant. He pays approximately 11% in taxes on his earnings. If h is his ours worked, model his weekly earnings after taxes as a function w(h) of hours worked.
Do not use spaces.
(a)
What is the difference between gross pay and net pay?
Net pay is before taxes and deductions are subtracted; Gross pay is your take-home pay.
There is no difference between gross and net pay.
Gross pay is before taxes and deductions are subtracted; Net pay is your take-home pay.
What are pre-tax deductions and contributions?
Contributions taken out of your paycheck AFTER taxes are calculated on your income.
Contributions taken out of your paycheck BEFORE taxes are calculated on your income.
What are two examples of Employer Contributions?
Health Insurance and 401K
401K and Roth IRA
Federal and State Taxes
Traditional and Roth IRA
A W-4 is…
A document that you receive from the federal government detailing total taxes owed for the year
A form you fill out so that your employer can calculate how much to withhold in taxes from your paycheck
A summary of your gross vs net pay including current pay periods and year to date withholdings
A document used to calculate retirement and health insurance withholding
A FICA withholding on your paystub is…
A retirement withholding that is taken before taxes are calculated
A federal tax to cover Social Security and Medicare programs
A state or local tax used to fund road and bridge improvements
A special type of health insurance withholding that helps lower your total taxes owed
You made $1,265.00 in gross pay this pay period. Your net pay was $963.50. What percentage of your gross pay was withheld from your paycheck for taxes and voluntary deductions? Round to the nearest whole percentage.
11%
24%
65%
76%
What is a progressive tax?
A tax that you pay whenever you buy something
A tax where high earners pay a higher percentage than low earners
A tax that funds social welfare programs
A tax that is automatically withheld from your paycheck
Which of the following is true about federal income tax?
It is the only tax you will pay on your wages, salary, and tips
It primarily funds Medicare and Social Security
It is a tax you pay based on the value of your home
It is a progressive tax that depends on your income level
Imagine your local mayor proposes a 1% increase in the sales tax rate. Who is likely to be the most impacted by this increase?
Talia, who makes $16,750 a year
Daytona, who earns $58,950 a year
Imani, who makes $375,250 a year
They will all be equally impacted
What percentage of Alan’s gross income was deducted for health insurance?
Round to the nearest whole percent.
(a)
What percentage of total deductions were voluntary deductions?
Round to the nearest whole percent.
(a)
What percentage of Alan’s gross pay did he take home after all deductions?
Round to the nearest hundreth of a percent.
(a)
Write a function that Alan can use to estimate his take-home pay, where x represents gross pay and y represents net pay.
Do not use spaces. Round to the nearest ten thousandth.
(a)
Choose whether the statement applies to earned income or unearned income.
Wages from your part-time job at an ice cream shop.
earned income
unearned income
Choose whether the statement applies to earned income or unearned income.
Money from selling your stocks for profit (capital gains).
earned income
unearned income
Choose whether the statement applies to earned income or unearned income.
Birthday gift check from your great aunt Ethel.
earned income
unearned income
Choose whether the statement applies to earned income or unearned income.
Money from cat-siting for your neighbor.
earned income
unearned income
Choose whether the statement applies to earned income or unearned income.
The interest on your money in your savings account.
earned income
unearned income
Which one is not an example of a tax credit?
raising a family
saving for retirement
investing in education
going green
paying taxes
If your standard deduction is less than your itemized deductions, you probably should itemize.
True
False
The following are above the line deductions:
Health Insurance Premiums
Alimony
Educator Expenses
Student Loan Interest
Tuition and Fees
True
False
Felix has a gross income of $18,000. What is his total tax due?
Include signs and punctuation as necessary.
(a)
Sarina made $42,000 in the calendar year. How much does she owe in
federal taxes?
Include signs and punctuation as necessary.
(a)
Kennedy has a gross income of $95,000. What is her total tax due?
Include signs and punctuation as necessary.
(a)
Alex and Tory are married and filing jointly. Their gross income is
$150,000. How much do they owe in federal taxes?
Include signs and punctuation as necessary.
(a)
Aiden has a gross income of $63,000 and takes the standard deduction.
Their total taxes due are $6,628.
What is their effective tax rate? Round to the nearest hundredth
of a percent.
Include signs and punctuation as necessary.
(a)
Liam has a gross income of $120,000 and takes the standard deduction.
What is their effective tax rate? Round to the nearest hundredth
of a percent.
Include signs and punctuation as necessary.
(a)
Tyrese is a freelance artist who charges a flat fee of $60 for any project that takes 4 hours or less to complete. If a project takes more than 4 hours, he charges $15 per hour.
Which of the following graphs accurately represents Tyrese’s pricing?
Tyrese is a freelance artist who charges a flat fee of $60 for any project that takes 4 hours or less to complete. If a project takes more than 4 hours, he charges $15 per hour.
How much does Tyrese charge for a project that takes him 3 hours?
(a)
Tyrese is a freelance artist who charges a flat fee of $60 for any project that takes 4 hours or less to complete. If a project takes more than 4 hours, he charges $15 per hour.
How much does Tyrese charge for a project that takes him 8 hours?
(a)
f(2)=
(a)
f(−1)=
(a)
f(10)=
(a)
On the test, you will be required to graph the piecewise function.
Select the graph for the review answer.
no graph
On the test, you will be required to graph the piecewise function.
Select the graph for the review answer.
no graph
On the test, you will be required to graph the piecewise function.
Select the graph for the review answer.
no graph
An airline charges for in-flight internet. It costs $7.00 for 1 hour or less of internet. It costs $19 for more than one hour, with a maximum of 24 hours total.
Put a ; and space between each number.
(a)
Bagels are $1 each if you buy 12 or fewer bagels. If you buy more than 12 bagels, they cost $0.75 each.
Put a ; and space between each number.
(a)
Under health insurances, Toni pays 100% of her medical costs up to $1000. After that, she pays 30% of any additional medical costs. However, her total payments are limited to $8000, no matter her medical costs.
Put a ; and space between each number.
(a)
