Graphs
Measures of Center
Measures of Variation
Boxplots
MAD
100
This word means "count" or "tally" in statistics.
What is frequency.
100
Also known as the average
What is mean
100
Max-Min
What is range.
100
A boxplot is comprised of a box and these items that are also found on Mr. Stapel's face.
What are whiskers.
100
MAD stands for this measure of how spread out data are.
What is Mean Absolute Deviation.
200
This simple graphical display is a list with two columns.
What is a frequency table.
200
Some refer to this measure as the "middle number."
What is median.
200
3Q-1Q
What is interquartile range.
200
(min, 1Q, med, 3Q, max)
What is a five-number summary.
200
To find a MAD, you must first calculate this value.
What is mean.
300
The "balancing point" on this graph is the mean of a set of data.
What is a dotplot.
300
No statistic has more occurrences than this value.
What is mode.
300
75% of data items are below this value.
What is a third quartile.
300
Together, minimum and maximum are known as this. It also describes slopestyle skiing.
What is extreme.
300
This word means the departure from a fixed point, like a goal or target.
What is deviation.
400
Your test score might be a 9|2 or an 8|5 on this graph.
What is a stem-and-leaf plot.
400
An outlier can have a huge effect on this measure.
What is mean.
400
AKA median.
What is a second quartile.
400
Boxplots are incomplete without this feature below it.
What is a number line.
400
Mean Absolute Deviation is closely related to this statistical principle.
What is standard deviation.
500
The interquartile range is clearly displayed on this graph.
What is a boxplot.
500
This number is the median of 10, 8, 6, 1, and 2
What is 6.
500

This measure describes the middle half of data.

What is interquartile range.

500
This data set has a boxplot without whiskers.
What is 111111222222
500
A MAD is the average distance of data items from this point.
What is a mean.
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