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Sports Trivia: Name this sports team.
Kansas City Chiefs
Oklahoma City Thuder
Manchester United
Indiana Pacers
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Categorical or Numerical: Lap time
Categorical
Numerical
3
How many female athletes competed in the first modern Olympics of 1896?
0.
6.
10.
3.
4
How could you randomize the order of treatments in an experiment?
Flip a coin
Alternate Treatments
Have the subject choose
it's better to not randomize
5
Sports trivia.
Mr. Goodbar
Hershey's
Twix
Babe Ruth
6
When you reject H
o
can you state the reason for change in ability?
Never
Yes, if it is an experiment
Yes, if it is an observational study
Yes, always
7
A fire alarm goes off but there is no actual fire
Type 2 Error
Type 1 Error
8
How many periods are there in a hockey game?
4
2
1
3
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If the P-value < 0.05 we....
Accept the Null Hypothesis
Fail to reject the Null Hypothesis
Reject the Null Hypothesis
Accept the Alternative Hypothesis
10
Bo is doing an experiment with warm and cold footballs. He punts both and measures the distance. What's the explanatory?
Temperature
Punting
Brand of football
Distance
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When we reject H
o
we risk a
Type 1 error
Type 2 Error
12
0.045 as a percent is...
0.45%
.0045%
45%
4.5%
13
A simulation of 50 trials had 3 outcomes above the test statistic, what is the p-value?
0.03
0.06
3
0.12
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Categorical or Numerical: Completion Rate
Numerical
Categorical
15
If the P-value = 0.05 we....
Reject the Null Hypothesis
Accept the Null Hypothesis
Accept the Alternative Hypothesis
Fail to reject the Null Hypothesis
16
Which of the 4 major sports has the highest ticket price?
NHL
MLB
NFL
NBA
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When we fail reject H
o
we risk a
Type 1 error
Type 2 Error
18
If the P-value > 0.05 we....
Reject the Null Hypothesis
Accept the Alternative Hypothesis
Fail to reject the Null Hypothesis
Accept the Null Hypothesis
19
Which athlete holds the record for the most Olympic gold medals won?
Micheal Phelps
Jenny Thompson
Dara Tarres
Birgit Fischer
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If a player has a hot hand are their attempts independent?
No
Yes
21
What significance level do we commonly use?
0.05
3
100
50
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Categorical or Numerical: Field Goal Percentage
Numerical
Categorical
23
Which soccer player has become the first player to earn more than $1 billion?
Cristiano Ronaldo
Lionel Messi
Sadio Mané
Yaya Touré
24
How ready do you feel for the exam?
Very ready
Meh
There's an exam????
Not ready
25
Where was basketball invented?
Chicago, Illinois
Atlanta, Georgia
San Francisco, California
Springfield, Massachusetts
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A man was found not guilty by a jury but he actually did commit the crime
Type 1 Error
Type 2 Error
27
The Law of Large Numbers states that as the the number of observations...
decrease an athlete's performance gets closer to their ability
increase an athlete's performance gets closer to their ability
increase an athlete's performance will increase
increase an athlete's performance stays the same
28
Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in sports, what team did he play for?
Red Sox
Dodgers
White Sox
Riddlers
29
What two football teams play every Thanksgiving Day?
Eagles & Packers
Cowboys & Lions
Cowboys & Steelers
Lions & Patriots
30
Performance = ?
Ability
Performance - Random Chance
Talent
Ability + Random Chance
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A simulation of 50 trials had 3 outcomes above the test statistic, can you reject H
o
?
yes
no
32
Categorical or Numerical: Yards earned
Categorical
Numerical
33
What is 3/8 as a decimal?
375
0.38
0.375
3.8
34
Bo is doing an experiment with warm and cold footballs. He punts both and measures the distance. What's the response?
Brand of football
Punting
Temperature
Distance
35
A team with 28 wins and 43 losses has a win percentage of?
21.13%
65.12%
39.43%
60.56%
