Unit 1 Conundrum
Unit 2 For You
Unit 3 For Me
Unit 4 For More
Bonus Jonas
100
The shape of this distribution. 
What is skewed to the right?
100
This acronym helps us describe a scatterplot completely. (Please name the acronym and tell what they mean).
What is DUFS (Direction, Unusual Features, Form, Strength)?
100
This statistical concept allows us to generalize our findings to a population.
What is random sampling?
100
Events that cannot occur at the same time.
What is mutually exclusive? P(A and B) = 0
100
Actual - Predicted
What is a residual?
200
The quantity shown in a table where you take how often something happens divided by all outcomes.
What is relative frequency?
200
These help us make predictions and wear a silly little hat.
What is a regression equation?
200
This term refers to whatever the subjects are assigned to do in an experiment.
What is a treatment?
200
This formula can help you find the Probability of A or B occuring...
What is P(A or B) = P(A) + P(B) - P(A and B)?
200
This statistical concept can help us account for variation in the response due to a certain variable. 
What is blocking?
300
This measure of center is resistant to outliers.
What is the median?
300
These points weaken or strengthen the correlation in a scatterplot.
What is an outlier?
300
This statistical concept allows us to establish causation in a well-designed experiment.
What is random assignment?
300
This probability strategy can help you solve problems with conditional probabilities.
What is a tree diagram (or two way table)?
300
When the observed results of a study are too unusual to be explained by chance alone.
What is statistical significance?
400
The percent of values in a distribution between the minimum and Q1.
What is 25%?
400
This graphic helps us determine the appropriateness of a regression model.
What is a residual plot?
400
This form of bias refers to when a participant chooses to be a part of the experiment or study.
What is voluntary response?
400
Knowing whether or not one event has occurred does not change the probability that the other event will happen.
What are independent events?
400
This sampling method makes sure all groups or categories are represented in a sample.
What is stratified random sampling?
500
The z-score for the following information:
Value: 10
Mean: 5
SD: 5
What is z = 1?
500
This statistical measure is unaffected by changes in units.
What is correlation?
500
The four components of a well-designed experiment.
What are Comparison, Random Assignment, Control, and Replication?
500
The number all probabilities for a valid model should add up to.
What is 1?
500
Mr. Kreider hates this football team.
What is Ohio State?