For questions #7-12, use the following scenario. A survey of 100 freshmen at a large university has an average SAT math score of 514. Identify the descriptive statistic.

100 freshmen had an average SAT math score of 514.

Most of the freshman class had an SAT math score over 500.

For questions #13-18, use the following scenario. A study of 2560 U.S. adults found that of adults not using the Internet, 23% are from households earning less than $30,000 annually. Identify the sample.

23% are earning less than $30,000 annually

households that are earning less than $30,000 annually

For questions #13-18, use the following scenario. A study of 2560 U.S. adults found that of adults not using the Internet, 23% are from households earning less than $30,000 annually. Identify the population.

23% are earning less than $30,000 annually

households that are earning less than $30,000 annually

For questions #13-18, use the following scenario. A study of 2560 U.S. adults found that of adults not using the Internet, 23% are from households earning less than $30,000 annually. Identify the statistic.

23% are earning less than $30,000 annually

households that are earning less than $30,000 annually

2560 U.S. adults not using the Internet

For questions #13-18, use the following scenario. A study of 2560 U.S. adults found that of adults not using the Internet, 23% are from households earning less than $30,000 annually. Identify the parameter.

23% are earning less than $30,000 annually

households that are earning less than $30,000 annually

2560 U.S. adults not using the Internet

For questions #13-18, use the following scenario. A study of 2560 U.S. adults found that of adults not using the Internet, 23% are from households earning less than $30,000 annually. Identify the Descriptive Statistic.

23% of U.S. adults in the study not using the Internet are from households earning less than $30,000 annually

67% of U.S. adults in the study not using the Internet are from households earning more than $30,000 annually

2560 U.S. adults in the study are not using the Internet

A small percent of U.S. adults not using the Internet are from households earning less than $30,000 annually

For questions #13-18, use the following scenario. A study of 2560 U.S. adults found that of adults not using the Internet, 23% are from households earning less than $30,000 annually. Identify the Inferential Statistic.

A small percent of U.S. adults not using the Internet are from households earning less than $30,000 annually

23% of U.S. adults in the study not using the Internet are from households earning less than $30,000 annually

67% of U.S. adults in the study not using the Internet are from households earning more than $30,000 annually

2560 U.S. adults in the study are not using the Internet

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Identify the sample.

517 employees in the U.S.

834 employees in the U.S.

All employees in the U.S.

517 of the 834 who said yes

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CCSS.HSS.IC.A.1

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Identify the population.

517 employees in the U.S.

834 employees in the U.S.

All employees in the U.S.

517 of the 834 who said yes

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CCSS.7.SP.A.1

CCSS.HSS.IC.A.1

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Identify the statistic.

517 employees in the U.S.

834 employees in the U.S.

All employees in the U.S.

517 of the 834 who said yes

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CCSS.HSS.IC.B.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Identify the parameter.

517 of the 834 who said yes

834 employees in the U.S.

All employees in the U.S.

The parameter is not given

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CCSS.HSS.IC.B.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Which of the following is a Descriptive statistic?

517 employees in the U.S. said yes

834 employees in the U.S. said yes

Most employees in the U.S. said yes

517 of the 834 employees said yes

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Which of the following is an Inferential statistic?

517 employees in the U.S. said yes

834 employees in the U.S. said yes

Most employees in the U.S. said yes

517 of the 834 employees said yes

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CCSS.HSS.IC.B.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

For questions #7-12, use the following scenario.
A survey of 100 freshman at a large university has an average SAT math score of 514.
Identify the sample

514

100 freshman

Average SAT math score

the sample is not given

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CCSS.7.SP.A.1

CCSS.HSS.IC.A.1

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Stats 1.1 Review

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Identify the sample.

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Identify the population.

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Identify the statistic.

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Identify the parameter.

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Which of the following is a Descriptive statistic?

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Which of the following is an Inferential statistic?

For questions #7-12, use the following scenario.
A survey of 100 freshman at a large university has an average SAT math score of 514.
Identify the sample

For questions #7-12, use the following scenario.
A survey of 100 freshman at a large university has an average SAT math score of 514.
Identify the population

For questions #7-12, use the following scenario.
A survey of 100 freshman at a large university has an average SAT math score of 514.
Identify the statistic

For questions #7-12, use the following scenario.
A survey of 100 freshman at a large university has an average SAT math score of 514.
Identify the parameter

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Stats 1.1 Review

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes. Identify the sample.

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes. Identify the population.

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes. Identify the statistic.

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes. Identify the parameter.

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes. Which of the following is a Descriptive statistic?

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes. Which of the following is an Inferential statistic?

For questions #7-12, use the following scenario.A survey of 100 freshman at a large university has an average SAT math score of 514.Identify the sample

For questions #7-12, use the following scenario.A survey of 100 freshman at a large university has an average SAT math score of 514.Identify the population

For questions #7-12, use the following scenario.A survey of 100 freshman at a large university has an average SAT math score of 514.Identify the statistic

For questions #7-12, use the following scenario.A survey of 100 freshman at a large university has an average SAT math score of 514.Identify the parameter

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For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Identify the sample.

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Identify the population.

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Identify the statistic.

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Identify the parameter.

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Which of the following is a Descriptive statistic?

For questions #1-6, use the following scenario.
In a recent survey, 834 employees in the United States were asked whether they though their jobs were highly stressful. Of the 834 respondents, 517 said yes.
Which of the following is an Inferential statistic?

For questions #7-12, use the following scenario.
A survey of 100 freshman at a large university has an average SAT math score of 514.
Identify the sample

For questions #7-12, use the following scenario.
A survey of 100 freshman at a large university has an average SAT math score of 514.
Identify the population

For questions #7-12, use the following scenario.
A survey of 100 freshman at a large university has an average SAT math score of 514.
Identify the statistic

For questions #7-12, use the following scenario.
A survey of 100 freshman at a large university has an average SAT math score of 514.
Identify the parameter