AP Stats First Semester Final Exam Review
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1. Which one of the following activities is not an example Reaching a conclusion
of data gathering about the results of a
reading program
2. Which of these are categorical data The different types of
anteaters
3. The surgery collects the following data bout each fam- Only average annual in-
ily on your block: family size, the kind of pets they come
have, the grade of the youngest child in the family,
the family's average annual income over the last five
years, what the dad does for a living, whether the
mom works, and their phone number. Which of the
variables you collect are continuous
4. The surgery collects the following data bout each fam- Everything but average
ily on your block: family size, the kind of pets they annual income and family
have, the grade of the youngest child in the family, size
the family's average annual income over the last five
years, what the dad does for a living, whether the
mom works, and their phone number. What are the
categorical variables in your survey?
5. The surgery collects the following data bout each fam- True
ily on your block: family size, the kind of pets they
have, the grade of the youngest child in the family,
the family's average annual income over the last five
years, what the dad does for a living, whether the
mom works, and their phone number. true or false:
In the survey of your neighbors described above, the
only discrete quantitative data you're collecting about
your neighbors is family size
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6. Which of the following would most likely be graphed All of the above
as a bar chart rather than a histogram
7. Consider a complete table of relative frequencies. The 1
sum of the relative frequency column in such a table
must be
8. Histograms are most useful in displaying Large numeric data sets
9. Average Hours of study: 0-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-10, frequency .223
45, 35, 29, 21. The relative frequency of students who
study 5-6 hours a day is
10. Average Hours of study: 0-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-10, frequency .615
45, 35, 29, 21. The cumulative frequency of students
who study 4 hours or fewer a day is
11. Estimate the relative frequency of countries with .32
20-22 days of no rainfall in the month of January
12. Home runs per team by American League vs. National American, 149, American
League at midseason, 1999. Which league has the
team that had hit the most home runs by midseason,
and how many home runs had that team hit? Which
league had the team with the fewest home runs
13. Home runs per team by American League vs. National True
League at midseason, 1999. True or false: The number
of home runs made by most national league teams
were in the 90s: the number of home runs made by
most teams overall were in the 80s.
14. Home runs per team by American League vs. National 14, 33
League at midseason, 1999. How many fewer home
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runs did the team with the fewest home runs in the
American League have than the team with the fewest
home runs in the National League? How many more
home runs did the team with the highest home runs
in the American League have than the highest team
in the National League?
15. A symmetric distribution can't have which of the fol- A long tail on one side
lowing characteristics
16. True or False: If the population of interest is all day False
care centers in the U.S., a sample of day care cen-
ters could be either all day care centers in New York
City or a randomly selected group of day care centers
throughout the US. Either sample is equally good.
17. The kind of sampling strategy least likely to produce Haphazard sample
statistics that are good estimates of population para-
meters is a:
18. Consider these 8 observations: {11,6,2,5,8,4,4,9}. 6.125
What is the mean
19. Consider these 8 observations: {11,6,2,5,8,4,4,9}. 5.5
What is the median
20. Since the distribution of housing prices in a commu- Median
nity is usually skewed right, which measure of center
should you use for housing prices
21. Six radio listeners are surveyed. Their favorite FM sta- The mode, which is 89.1
tions are: 89.1, 89.1, 89.1, 94.7, 94.7 and 104.3. Based
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1. Which one of the following activities is not an example Reaching a conclusion
of data gathering about the results of a
reading program
2. Which of these are categorical data The different types of
anteaters
3. The surgery collects the following data bout each fam- Only average annual in-
ily on your block: family size, the kind of pets they come
have, the grade of the youngest child in the family,
the family's average annual income over the last five
years, what the dad does for a living, whether the
mom works, and their phone number. Which of the
variables you collect are continuous
4. The surgery collects the following data bout each fam- Everything but average
ily on your block: family size, the kind of pets they annual income and family
have, the grade of the youngest child in the family, size
the family's average annual income over the last five
years, what the dad does for a living, whether the
mom works, and their phone number. What are the
categorical variables in your survey?
5. The surgery collects the following data bout each fam- True
ily on your block: family size, the kind of pets they
have, the grade of the youngest child in the family,
the family's average annual income over the last five
years, what the dad does for a living, whether the
mom works, and their phone number. true or false:
In the survey of your neighbors described above, the
only discrete quantitative data you're collecting about
your neighbors is family size
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6. Which of the following would most likely be graphed All of the above
as a bar chart rather than a histogram
7. Consider a complete table of relative frequencies. The 1
sum of the relative frequency column in such a table
must be
8. Histograms are most useful in displaying Large numeric data sets
9. Average Hours of study: 0-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-10, frequency .223
45, 35, 29, 21. The relative frequency of students who
study 5-6 hours a day is
10. Average Hours of study: 0-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-10, frequency .615
45, 35, 29, 21. The cumulative frequency of students
who study 4 hours or fewer a day is
11. Estimate the relative frequency of countries with .32
20-22 days of no rainfall in the month of January
12. Home runs per team by American League vs. National American, 149, American
League at midseason, 1999. Which league has the
team that had hit the most home runs by midseason,
and how many home runs had that team hit? Which
league had the team with the fewest home runs
13. Home runs per team by American League vs. National True
League at midseason, 1999. True or false: The number
of home runs made by most national league teams
were in the 90s: the number of home runs made by
most teams overall were in the 80s.
14. Home runs per team by American League vs. National 14, 33
League at midseason, 1999. How many fewer home
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runs did the team with the fewest home runs in the
American League have than the team with the fewest
home runs in the National League? How many more
home runs did the team with the highest home runs
in the American League have than the highest team
in the National League?
15. A symmetric distribution can't have which of the fol- A long tail on one side
lowing characteristics
16. True or False: If the population of interest is all day False
care centers in the U.S., a sample of day care cen-
ters could be either all day care centers in New York
City or a randomly selected group of day care centers
throughout the US. Either sample is equally good.
17. The kind of sampling strategy least likely to produce Haphazard sample
statistics that are good estimates of population para-
meters is a:
18. Consider these 8 observations: {11,6,2,5,8,4,4,9}. 6.125
What is the mean
19. Consider these 8 observations: {11,6,2,5,8,4,4,9}. 5.5
What is the median
20. Since the distribution of housing prices in a commu- Median
nity is usually skewed right, which measure of center
should you use for housing prices
21. Six radio listeners are surveyed. Their favorite FM sta- The mode, which is 89.1
tions are: 89.1, 89.1, 89.1, 94.7, 94.7 and 104.3. Based
