This or That
Names of Stuff
Boxplot Madness
Fun Facts
100
Of "expected" or "actual", the counts you need when constructing a CI for a population proportion.
What is actual?
100
A point, often alone in the x-direction, on a scatterplot which would alter the LSRL greatly if it were changed or removed.
What is an influential point?
100
The range of this boxplot.
What is 55?
100
This "crime" is an ongoing problem at fast-food restaurants.
What is stealing soda?
200
Of "response" or "non-response", it's the type of survey bias which could more likely result when a survey question is too complicated to understand.
What is response?
200
A statistic is called this if the mean of its sampling distribution is equal to the true value of the parameter being estimated.
What is an unbiased estimator?
200
The IQR of this boxplot.
What is 30?
200
M&M's are produced in 2 states: Tennessee and this east-coast state.
What is New Jersey?
300
Of "binomial" or "geometric", it's the distribution with a fixed number of trials.
What is binomial?
300
The more formal name of z^* or t^* when constructing a CI.
What is a critical value?
300
If this graph represents 300 scores, about this many scores were less than 45.
What is 225?
300
The month when Tortilla Inspection Day occurs.
What is June?
400
Of "IQR" or "Standard Deviation", it's the more appropriate measure of center when a distribution is skewed.
What is IQR?
400
Another name for a cumulative relative frequency plot.
What is an ogive?
400
The higher "fence" for outliers.
What is 90?
400
Pennies from this year, minted in Devner, have a strange landing characteristic when spun.
What is 1969?