Question 1
Determine whether the number described is a statistic or a parameter.
According to a sample of college students, the average amount of sleep they get each night is 6.2 hours.
Question 2
In a recent poll, 57% of the respondents supported a school bond issue.
In a survey of voters, 77% plan to vote for the incumbent.
Question 3
Identify the kind of sample that is described.
A football coach asks the players who have not yet left the locker room for their opinion on a new logo.
The sample is a sample.
A pollster walks around an electronics store and asks customers about high-speed Internet rates.
Question 4
A student artist randomly selected two media from among: charcoal sketches, pencil drawings, and oil paintings, and then submitted all of her works in that media for a gallery showing.
Five placement exam testing locations were selected at random and all students at those locations were asked their opinion about the new calculator guidelines.
A researcher randomly selects 5 local fast food restaurants and then asks all school age children at those restaurants their opinion on the new town curfew.
Question 5
A salary committee for a Midwestern college receives the list of employees ranked by employee number and then selects every 15th employee to be asked about the proposed benefit package.
The student government association at a certain college assigns a number to each student enrolled, puts the numbers in order, and then draws a sample that consists of every 25th student to ask about a new grading policy.
Police at a sobriety checkpoint pull over every fifth car to determine whether the driver is sober.
Question 6
The student government association at a certain college draws a random sample of 20 freshmen, a random sample of 20 sophomores, a random sample of 30 juniors, and a random sample of 30 seniors to ask their opinion about a new grading policy.
A student artist selected a random sample of 8 charcoal sketches, a random sample of 3 pencil drawings, and a random sample of 4 oils for a gallery showing.
Question 7
A football coach sends a tweet to his players asking them to comment on the new logo.
The student government association at a certain college places an ad in the student newpaper inviting students to call them and give their opinion about a new grading policy.
Question 8
A salary committee for a Midwestern college uses a random number generator to select 40 employees based on their employee number and asks them questions about the proposed benefit package.
A caterer is choosing menu items for their next year. She assigns each potential menu item a number and uses a random number generator to select 20 items.
Question 9
Determine whether the data described are qualitative or quantitative.
Ounces in soda pop bottles.
Marital status of nurses in a hospital.
Different types of grapes used to make wine.
Question 10
Height of skyscrapers.
The number of students in an English class.
Musical genres.
Question 11
Colors of cars in a parking lot.
Genres of Monday night TV shows.
Reasons for dropping out of college.
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