Dapper Distributions
Puzzling Probability
Exquisite Experiments
Inquisitive Inferences
Criminal Chi-Squared
100

These are the three things to describe when analyzing a histogram

What are shape center and spread

100

When playing a carnival game your chance of winning the large prize is 0.15. If you play the game 5 times, this is the probability you win all 5

 What is 0.0000759375

100

Define Response Variable

What is the variable that is in question for the study
100

These are the two basic types of inference in statistics 

What is a confidence interval and a hypothesis test

100

These are the two types of hypothesis tests in a Chi-Squared distribution

What is homogeneity and independence

200

Within a normal distribution with a mean of 63 and a standard deviation of 4, this is the probability that a value is greater than 68

 What is 0.106

200

The probability that a man chooses a bow tie over a long tie for a wedding is 0.4. Out of 10 men at a wedding, this is the probability that 5 men are wearing bow ties

 What is 0.2007

200

Define Bias

What is the likelihood that one outcome is unfairly favored over another

200

These are the conditions for a 1-PropZTest

What is a random sample, np and nq are both greater than 10, and the sample size is less than 10% of the whole population

200

These are the conditions needed for a Chi-Square GOF test

What is counted data, frequencies are collected randomly, the sample is less than 10% of the population, and expected cells are each larger than 5 

300

A student received a score of 93 on an English test. If the mean was 84 points and the standard deviation was 4.93 points, this was this student's z-score

What is 1.826

300

A game is won by flipping a coin that comes up heads over 52% of the time. Would you rather flip the coin 10 or 25 times? 

What is 10 times


300

These are the three components all experiments must have. 

What is randomization, a control group, and repetition.  

300

Define a Type I Error

What is rejecting the null that is in reality true

300

This is the process of finding the degrees of freedom in a Chi-Squared distribution

What is the number of columns minus 1 * the number of rows minus 1

400

These are the percentages for the Empirical rule

What is 68%, 95%, and 99.7%

400

Two dice are thrown at the same time, this is the probability of rolling one number that is the multiple of the other

What is 11/88

400

This is the sampling method used when surveying every other person that walks through a door

What is a systematic random sample

400

Define Power

The probability of rejecting the null when it is false

400

This is the difference between binomial data and Chi-Squared data

What is binomial data can only have two outcomes



500

DAILY DOUBLE!!
Because of this rule distributions of a sample mean become more and more normal as the sample population grows

What is the Central Limit Theorem 

500

Out of 7 cards pulled from a standard deck, this is the probability of finding three of a kind

0.0211

500

These are two variables that create results without knowing which one caused the other

What are confounding variables

500

This is the value that determines how likely a sample statistic is to vary from the population parameter

What is the Margin of Error

500

This is the formula for Chi-Squared tests

What is Sigma(Observed-Expected)^2/expected
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