Census vs Sample
Survey + Question Design
Spreadsheets + Data storage
Displaying Data
Mean. Median, Mode, and Range
100

The type of survey where everyone in the targeted group is asked for their opinion.

Census survey

100

A question type with fixed, limited choices (such as Yes/No or specific options).

Closed question

100

The software tool commonly used to store, organize, and run mathematical formulas on collected survey rows and columns.

Spreadsheet

100

The circular graph best suited for showing percentages or proportions of a whole (like proportions of favorite snacks).

Sector/pie graph

100

The mode of the data set: 4, 7, 7, 9, 12

7

200

The type of survey used when only a portion of the population is asked, such as surveying 5 students from each year group.

Sample

200

The question type used when asking: "Where would you like to go for the school camp?"

Open question.

200

An organised list or table that defines and stores data entries so that they can be read easily.

Data dictionary.

200

A plot that uses dots above a number line to show frequency and distribution.

Dot plot

200

The mean of the test scores: 5, 8, 9, 10

8 (32 divided by 4)

300

True or False: Asking all 5 children in a single family where to go on holiday is an example of a sample survey.

False.

300

The best question format if a school wants students to choose between blue, brown, green, or grey for a uniform

Multi-choice.

300

True or False: A spreadsheet can automatically generate graphs and charts once your survey data is typed into it.

True

300

The display tool that uses connected line segments across time, ideal for tracking continuous change.

Line graph

300

The median of the numbers: 12, 3, 19, 7, 15

12 (sorted: 3,7, 12, 15,19)

400

A car manufacturer wanting to gauge public opinion on five new car colours should use this survey method.

Sample

400

Why asking an open question to decide a class performance item might cause problems for the organiser.

Because it will result in too many different, unstructured ideas to easily organise.

400

In a standard spreadsheet table, data is arranged horizontally in rows and vertically in these.

Columns (I will accept cells).

400

A graph featuring touching bars, used to display continuous numerical data grouped into interval ranges.

Histogram

400

The range of the shoe sizes: 4, 6, 8, 11

7 (11-4)

500

The main reason a census survey is usually inappropriate for surveying an entire school's student body on multiple detailed physical measurements. 

Because it takes too much time/effort to collect and process data from every single student.

500

When testing reaction time by dropping and catching a ruler, a key factor that must be kept consistent for it to be a fair test.  

Dropping the ruler from the exact same height/position without warning.

500

The formula to add two sets of data from A1 and B1 together on a spreadsheet.

=SUM(A1, B1)

500

The type of graph that uses horizontal line steps with open and closed circles to show constant values over intervals.

Step graph

500

The mean of the data set: 4, 6, 7, 8


6.25 (Sum is 25; 25 divided by 4 = 6.25)

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