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This is the Statistics Chapter 1 test review
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1
The 2 major branches of statistics are descriptive and experimental.
False
True
2
The variable "grams" is an example of a qualitative variable.
False
True
3
D or I? The total amount of estimated losses from hurricane Katrina was $7.6 billion.
Inferential
Descriptive
4
The weight of pumpkins is considered to be a continuous variable.
True
False
5
Temperatures of the capital cities.
interval
ratio
nominal
ordinal
6
2 groups are divided by grade level and then members are chosen from each group. Sampling method?
Systematic
Random
Cluster
Stratified
7
Number of Steve and Irene's coupons sold for a fundraiser.
Ordinal
Interval
Nominal
Ratio
8
D or I? Researchers stated that the height of a person could affect their sleep pattern.
Inferential
Descriptive
9
D or I? A diet high in fruits and vegetables can lower blood pressure.
Descriptive
Inferential
10
Types of toppings for pizza
ordinal
nominal
ratio
interval
11
The group of all subjects under study is called a sample.
False
True
12
Discrete or continuous? Ages of people working in at Dunkin
Continuous
Discrete
13
The highest level of measurement is the interval level.
False
True
14
Discrete or continuous? The amount of flu vaccine injected into a person
continuous
discrete
15
Data that can be classified according to genres of music are measured on what scale?
Interval
Nominal
Ratio
Ordinal
16
Two uses of probability are insurance and weather.
False
True
17
The 4 basic sampling methods are random, systematic, stratified, and cluster.
False
True
18
D or I? In 2029, the # of high school graduates will be 3.2 million.
Descriptive
Inferential
19
Discrete or continuous? Number of bowls of soup served at a restaurant.
continuous
discrete
20
A variable that interferes with other variables in the study is called
An explanatory variable
An interfering variable
An outcome variable
A confounding variable
21
Classification of automobiles as subcompact, compact, standard, and luxury.
ordinal
nominal
interval
ratio
22
The number of days per year that a worker calls off sick is an example of what type of data?
Continuous
Nominal
Qualitative
Discrete
23
Probability is used as a basis for inferential statistics.
False
True
24
A study that involves no researcher intervention is called
An observational study
An experimental study
A quasi-experimental study
A noninvolvement study
25
Discrete or continuous? The time it takes a student to get ready for school.
discrete
continuous
26
Discrete or continuous? The number of Powerball tickets sold each day at a grocery store.
continuous
discrete
27
Weights of suitcases on a commercial airline.
ratio
interval
ordinal
nominal
28
D or I? The average age of people who work at LHS is 43 years.
Inferential
Descriptive