Round 1Round 2 Final Jeopardy

Parameter or Statistic Identify the Population and Sample Qualitative or Quantitative Sampling Techniques Four levels Of Measurement Data Collecting Techniques $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Round 2 Final Jeopardy Scores

$100 A survey of a sample of 500 adults in the U.S. found that 54% drink coffee daily

$100 Statistic Scores

$200 The average age of the students at a local high school is 15.7 years.

$200 Parameter Scores

$300 Out of the 150 teachers at an elementary school, 48% own a red car.

$300 Parameter Scores

$400 In a recent survey at Tomball Memorial, 63% of the students that were asked said that their favorite teacher was Mrs. Skinner.

$400 Statistic Scores

$500 38% of the students at Tomball Memorial have red hair.

$500 Parameter Scores

$100 Identify the population: A survey of 500 adults in the U.S. found that 54% drink coffee daily. Identify the population: A survey of 500 adults in the U.S. found that 54% drink coffee daily.

$100 Collection of all adults in the U.S. Scores

$200 Identify the sample: A survey was given to 50 students at Tomball Memorial that shows 53% like the color blue. Identify the sample: A survey was given to 50 students at Tomball Memorial that shows 53% like the color blue.

$200 Scores The 50 Students at Tomball Memorial

$300 Identify the sample: A survey of 500 adults in the U.S. found that 54% drink coffee daily. Identify the sample: A survey of 500 adults in the U.S. found that 54% drink coffee daily.

$300 Collection of the 500 adults surveyed Scores

$400 Identify the Population: Out of all of the teachers at Tomball Memorial, 74% own a pet. Identify the Population: Out of all of the teachers at Tomball Memorial, 74% own a pet.

$400 The teachers at Tomball Memorial Scores

$500 Identify the Sample: 38% of the 700 U.S. women asked said that they do not want to have children. Identify the Sample: 38% of the 700 U.S. women asked said that they do not want to have children.

$500 The 700 U.S. Women Scores

$100 The costs of items in a shopper’s grocery cart

$100 Quantitative Scores

$200 The social security numbers of students in a class

$200 Qualitative Scores

$300 The eye colors of students in a class

$300 Qualitative Scores

$400 The age of the teachers at Tomball Memorial

$400 Quantitative Scores

$500 The heights of the players on the football team

$500 Scores Quantitative

$100 The IQ scores of students in a class.

$100 Scores Interval

$200 The nationality of each person in an airport.

$200 Scores Nominal

$300 The salaries of teachers in a school district

$300 Scores Ratio

$400 The list of the top 5 ice cream flavors at Baskin Robins

$400 Scores Ordinal

$500 The list of heights of students in the classroom

$500 Scores Ratio

$100 A study of the effect of using MyStatLab on grades in a statistics course.

$100 Scores Experiment

$200 The study to determine the ideal college for seniors at Tomball Memorial

$200 Survey Scores

$300 A study to determine how well An airbag will protect the passengers In a vehicle.

$300 Scores Simulation

$400 A study to determine if eating Cheerios for breakfast will lower cholesterol

$400 Scores Experiment

$500 The study of how math students solve Sudoku puzzles

$500 Observation Scores

$100 Every 13 th student that walks through the front door of the school is chosen to participate in a survey

$100 Systematic Sample Scores

$200 Students are grouped by hair color and the red haired and blonde haired students are chosen to participate.

$200 Cluster Sample Scores

$300 A company assigns a number for each of their costumers and using a random number generator, costumers are chosen to participate in a survey.

$300 Simple Random Sample Scores

$400 Teachers are grouped by the subject they teach and teachers are chosen randomly from each subject to participate in the survey

$400 Scores Stratified Sample

$500 Students are classified according to major. Twenty students are selected from each major and asked how often they use the library.

$500 Scores Stratified Sample

Vocabulary Final Jeopardy Question Scores

Occurs when an experimenter cannot tell the difference between the effects of different factors on a variable.

What is confounding Variable? Scores