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Ch. 1 Quiz Practice Lessons 1.1 & 1.2

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1.

What is the level of Lake LBJ (Wirtz) rounded to three decimal places?

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2.

What is the level of Lake Travis (Mansfield) rounded to three decimal places?

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3.

How much more water was in Lake LBJ than in Lake Travis? Round to three decimal places.

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4.

Which lake had the highest lake level in July 2015?

The table to the right shows data collected from several Austin cyclists after they completed a biking trip.

Use the table to answer Questions 5-10.

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5.

How many individuals in the dataset were students who cycled daily?

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6.

How many individuals in the dataset cycled for longer than 25 minutes?

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7.

What units are used to measure the variable Distance?

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8.

How far did the cyclist who bikes several times per month travel during their trip?

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9.

What was the speed of the cyclist who was a 28-year-old student?

Round to 3 decimal places.

(Speed can be found by dividing distance by time.)

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10.

Suppose a researcher wanted to determine if a relationship exists between the distance traveled and how long the trip lasted.

Which are the variables of interest in this study? Select all the correct answers.

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11.

Which of the following variables fall on the nominal scale?

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12.

Which of the following variables fall on the ordinal scale?

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13.

Which of the following variables fall on the continuous scale?

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14.

Which of the following variables fall on the discrete scale?

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15.

Match the following examples to the type of variable represented.

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A course evaluation scale: poor, okay, good.

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Categorical, Nominal

The number of players on a sports team.

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Numerical, Continuous

A college student’s major.

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Numerical, Discrete

The time it takes to complete an exam.

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Categorical, Ordinal

The table to the right represents data collected on a few candidates for a teaching award.

Use the table to answer Questions 6-10.

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16.

The Virtual Learning variable falls on which scale?

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17.

The Highest Degree Earned variable falls on which scale?

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18.

What can be said about the variables Highest Degree Earned and Subject Taught?

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19.

What can be said about the variables Teaching Aptitude Score and Virtual Learning?

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20.

Suppose a researcher wanted to determine if a relationship existed between a teacher’s salary and the highest degree they’ve earned. In order to conduct her test, she needs to use two categorical variables.

What should she do before she begins?