This scatterplot shows

a fairly strong negative relationship

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1
The independent variable is
basketball stats
Points scored
Minutes played
2
The colours of the cars in the school car park is
numerical data
ordinal data
discrete data
nominal data
3
The number of letters in different words on a page is
continuous data
discrete data
ordinal data
qualitative data
4
A graph demonstrating the relationship between two variables is called :
A scatterplot
a pie chart
a bar graph
a line of best fit
5
Who are Donald Duck's nephews?
Sammy, Danny and Larry
Huey, Dewey and Louie
Buzz, Woody and Jesse
Tom, Jerry and Tweety
6
What question would generate nominal data?
How old are you?
What street do you live in?
7
A correlation of -0.3 means there is
no relationship
a weak negative relationship
a strong negative relationship
a weak positive relationship
8
A correlation of 0.9 means
no relationship
a weak negative relationship
a strong positive relationship
a strong negative relationship
9
The favourite brand of chocolate of the teachers at your school is
nominal data
ordinal data
continuous data
numerical data
10
The number of cars per household is
categorical nominal data
categorical ordinal data
discrete numerical data
continuous numerical data
11
This relationship can be described as
Weak positive
Weak negative
no relationship
Strong positive
12
The length of time spent doing this exercise is
ordinal data
qualitative data
continuous data
discrete data
13
Name the dependent variable
Price
Age
14
The weights of packages sent by Australia Post of the 20th of December is
qualitative data
categorical data
continuous numerical data
discrete numerical data
15
The highest temperature of the ocean each day is
continuous numerical data
ordinal data
discrete numerical data
nominal data
16
The brands of cars in the school car park is
discrete numerical data
ordinal data
continuous numerical data
nominal data
17
The dependent variable is:
Points scored
minutes played
Basketball stats
18
This scatterplot shows
A perfect relationship between Price and Age
a fairly strong negative relationship
a fairly weak negative relationship
no relationship between Price and Age
19
This correlation is about
-0.3
0.3
0.8
-0.8
20
Name the independent variable
Age
Price

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Statistics review Year 10 term 4

20 termsStudBud Administration13 plays

Classifying Data and scatterplots

Flashcards20 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 20

Answers

1
The independent variable is
basketball stats
Points scored
Minutes played
2
The colours of the cars in the school car park is
numerical data
ordinal data
discrete data
nominal data
3
The number of letters in different words on a page is
continuous data
discrete data
ordinal data
qualitative data
4
A graph demonstrating the relationship between two variables is called :
A scatterplot
a pie chart
a bar graph
a line of best fit
5
Who are Donald Duck's nephews?
Sammy, Danny and Larry
Huey, Dewey and Louie
Buzz, Woody and Jesse
Tom, Jerry and Tweety
6
What question would generate nominal data?
How old are you?
What street do you live in?
7
A correlation of -0.3 means there is
no relationship
a weak negative relationship
a strong negative relationship
a weak positive relationship
8
A correlation of 0.9 means
no relationship
a weak negative relationship
a strong positive relationship
a strong negative relationship
9
The favourite brand of chocolate of the teachers at your school is
nominal data
ordinal data
continuous data
numerical data
10
The number of cars per household is
categorical nominal data
categorical ordinal data
discrete numerical data
continuous numerical data
11
This relationship can be described as
Weak positive
Weak negative
no relationship
Strong positive
12
The length of time spent doing this exercise is
ordinal data
qualitative data
continuous data
discrete data
13
Name the dependent variable
Price
Age
14
The weights of packages sent by Australia Post of the 20th of December is
qualitative data
categorical data
continuous numerical data
discrete numerical data
15
The highest temperature of the ocean each day is
continuous numerical data
ordinal data
discrete numerical data
nominal data
16
The brands of cars in the school car park is
discrete numerical data
ordinal data
continuous numerical data
nominal data
17
The dependent variable is:
Points scored
minutes played
Basketball stats
18
This scatterplot shows
A perfect relationship between Price and Age
a fairly strong negative relationship
a fairly weak negative relationship
no relationship between Price and Age
19
This correlation is about
-0.3
0.3
0.8
-0.8
20
Name the independent variable
Age
Price