A website lists homes for sale in a suburban town. The site provides information including neighborhood, selling price, number of bedrooms, and whether the home has a garage. What are the individuals in this setting? A) Homes

The stem plot displays 26 students' scores on a 90-point statistics test. Which of the following best describes the center and variability of the distribution?

B) The scores on the test are centered around 66 and vary from 43 to 85

The stem plot below displays the grades (out if 30) that 26 students received on a quiz. Which of the following box plots correctly displays. the distribution of quiz grades?

it's graph A

A waitress wondered if there was an association between the type of food and the type of drink customers ordered. The results are displayed below. Which food order had the lowest percentage of customers ordering no drink?

D) Pasta

As an introduction to probability, a student is asked to roll a fair, six-sided number cube seven times. The results of those seven rolls are shown below. [1,4,4,4,4,5,6] What is the IQR of the data? (formula to find the IQR, Q3-Q1=IQR)

A) 1

Data were collected from a typing class with 10 students. The class had an average of 56 words per minute (WPM) with a standard deviation of 7 WPM. The realized that the data from one student who typed 70 WPM was not entered. If this student's results were included in the data set, what effect would it have on the standard deviation?

A) The standard deviation would be noticeable larger

The teacher realizes that a mistake was made and the student whose score was recorded as 49% should have been 69%. If the mistake is corrected, what effect will this have on the mean and median scores?

D) The mean will increase but the median will be unchanged

A golf couse has 18 holes. A guidebook provided to golfers includes useful information about each hole. The individuals in this data set are shown below. Which of the variables in the data set is a categorical variable?

D) Difficulty level

The parallel box plots below displays the weights of bags of two different brands, A and B, of granola. Which statement is a correct comparison of the distribution of granola bag weights for brands A and B?

A) The bag weights for brand A have less variability than the bag weights for brand B

High school students were asked if they preferred fiction or nonfiction books. The results are displayed below(pretend there's a graph there). Which of the following statements is true, according to the graph?

D) The percentage of preference for each type of book is relatively equal among the different grades of students

People of different ages were asked the question 'Do you listen to audiobooks?" The bar graph below displays the percentage of "yes" responses for different age groups. (pretend there's a graph pt.2) Is the graph misleading?

D) Yes, because the scale does not start at 0

The eye color for students in a statistics class was recorded. The relative frequencies for each color are listed in the table below. (pretend there's a table)
Which of the following is the missing value?

A) 0.27

The five-number summary of a data set is given below. (I can type it this time woo)
Min:3 Q1:12 Median:15 Q3: 16 Max:20
Which of the following is a true statement about outliers for this distribution?

B) The distribution's minimum is an outlier

A student collect data on the size of coffee chosen by customers at a convenience store, and whether the customers took their coffee with sugar, cream, or both. (pretend there's a table there pt.2) What percentage of customers chose a medium-sized coffee? (if you can see the table, i got the answer by dividing the total of medium-sized which is 46 by the total of all the orders 147. 46÷147=0.3129 which equals to 31.3%)

A) 31.3%

The stemplot below displays the times, in seconds, for 25 students to run 100 meters. (pretend there's a stemplot) Which of the following is the correct five-number summary?

D) 22,24.5,26,28,30

If you have any questions, feel free to ask :) good luck!