In order, the symbols used for POPULATION mean, proportion, and standard deviation
What are
mu, p, sigma
This plot represents the mean marathon time, in minutes, for 1000 samples with size n=10 Olympic marathon runners.
This is the number of samples with a mean time under 130 minutes
What is 2 Samples?
Mr. Song went to college at this local institution, known for its mascot, Testudo the Terrapin
What is the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND?
On Tuesday, the bottles of iced tea in a plant were supposed to contain an average of 20 ounces of iced tea. Quality-control inspectors sampled 50 bottles at random from the day's production. These bottles contained an average of 19.6 ounces of iced tea.
The SAMPLE in this scenario
What are the 50 bottles sampled by Quality-control inspectors?
In order, the symbols used for SAMPLE mean, proportion, and standard deviation
What are
bar x, hat p, s
This plot represents the mean marathon time, in minutes, for 1000 samples with size n=10 Olympic marathon runners.
This dotplot is an example of a _______ distribution. HINT: It's a vocab term!
What is a SAMPLING distribution?
Mr. Song is a fan of many puzzles, including this 3-dimensional one that is typically colored White, Yellow, Red, Orange, Blue, and Green
What is a RUBIK'S CUBE?
On Tuesday, the bottles of iced tea in a plant were supposed to contain an average of 20 ounces of iced tea. Quality-control inspectors sampled 50 bottles at random from the day's production. These bottles contained an average of 19.6 ounces of iced tea.
The POPULATION in this scenario
What are all bottles of iced tea filled in the plant on Tuesday?
The distribution of values taken by the statistic in all samples of the same size taken from the same population
What is the SAMPLING DISTRIBUTION?
This plot represents the mean marathon time, in minutes, for 1000 samples with size n=10 Olympic marathon runners.
Would it be unusual to see a sample of 10 Olympic Runners with a mean time of 134 minutes?
NO, there are many, many samples with means of 134 or greater.
As the sample size increases, this happens to the variability of the sampling distribution of the sample mean.
What is it decreases?
Despite his name, Mr. Song is pretty terrible at most instruments, but he can play a little on this small metal instrument famously played by Bob Dylan and Stevie Wonder
What is the HARMONICA?
On Tuesday, the bottles of iced tea in a plant were supposed to contain an average of 20 ounces of iced tea. Quality-control inspectors sampled 50 bottles at random from the day's production. These bottles contained an average of 19.6 ounces of iced tea.
The STATISTIC in this scenario
What is the mean amount of tea in the sample,
bar x = 19.6
oz.
A statistic used to estimate a parameter, with the mean of its sampling distribution equal to the value of the parameter being estimated
What is an UNBIASED ESTIMATOR?

This plot represents the mean marathon time, in minutes, for 1000 samples with size n=50 Olympic marathon runners.
How many samples would we look for in order to check for statistical significance?
What is 50 samples (5% of 1000)?
There are 4 gorillas at the zoo, weighing 290 lbs, 310 lbs, 370 lbs, and 375 lbs.
This is the mean weight of the gorillas
What is 336.25 lbs
Mr. Song likes to read books in his free time. He's currently reading this book by Jane Austen about the Dashwood sisters, with a very sensible title
What is Sense and Sensibility?
On Tuesday, the bottles of iced tea in a plant were supposed to contain an average of 20 ounces of iced tea. Quality-control inspectors sampled 50 bottles at random from the day's production. These bottles contained an average of 19.6 ounces of iced tea.
The PARAMETER in this scenario
What is
mu = 20
oz, the mean amount of tea in the population
The definitions for BOTH a statistic and a parameter, in order
What is a number that describes some characteristics of a sample, AND a number that describes some characteristics of the population?

This plot represents the mean marathon time, in minutes, for 1000 samples with size n=50 Olympic marathon runners.
If we sampled 50 Boston Marathoners and they had a mean time of 132 minutes, would that be convincing evidence that the Boston runners ran faster than the Olympic runners? EXPLAIN!
Yes, because only 3/1000 = 0.3% of the samples from the Olympic runner's distribution had a mean time under 132 minutes, which is statistically significant.
There are 4 gorillas at the zoo, weighing 290 lbs, 310 lbs, 370 lbs, and 375 lbs.
These are all possible samples of 2 gorillas
What are 290-310, 290-370, 290-375, 310-370, 310-375, and 370-375?
Mr. Song visited Japan over the summer, where he spent most of the time in this capital of Hokkaido prefecture, known for its beer and its miso-ramen
What is SAPPORO?