Key Terms
Population Vs Sample
Sampling Methods
Why Sampling Works
100

What is Data collection?

The process of gathering information for analysis.

100

All the students in the school form this group.

Population.

100

Picking names out of a hat is an example of what kind of sampling?

Random sampling.

100

Sampling saves ______?

Time

200

What is a sample?

A smaller group selected from a population to gather information from.

200
You survey 30 students about their lunch. They are your?

Sample

200

Asking every 10th person in line is what kind of sampling?

Systematic sampling. 

200

A good sample __________ a populations traits.

Represents.

300

What is a population?

The entire group you're trying to learn about. 

300

True or false: A sample can give you information about a population.

True

300

Asking only people near you or easy to reach is what kind of sampling?

Convenience sampling. 

300

Tasting a spoonful of soup is like what in data collection?

Sampling.

400

What is variability? 

The term used for ___________ between data collected from different _________.

Differences, samples

400

Identify the population:

50 shoppers were surveyed at the mall.

All shoppers at the mall

400

A sampling method where every person has an equal chance of being picked.

Random sampling

400

What is it called when your sample only represents one kind of person?

Bias

500

What is a subject?

The _______ or thing you are collecting ____ about.

Person, data.

500

Identify the sample:

A survey of 100 doctors was done to study medical opinions.

The 100 doctors surveyed.
500

This type of sampling can be unfair if it doesn't represent the whole population.

Convenience sampling. (Bias)

500

A sample is more likely to be accurate if its selected like way.

Randomly.