1. Jeopardy $100 Vocabulary5 W’sC vs. QFrequencyGraphs $200 $300 $400 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100

2. Vocabulary - $100 What is Statistics? What is Statistics? Statistics is the study of the collection, organization, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of data. Statistics is the study of the collection, organization, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of data.data

3. Vocabulary - $200 What are data? What are data? Values of categorical or quantitative variables. Values of categorical or quantitative variables.quantitativevariablesquantitativevariables

4. Vocabulary - $300 What is the difference between a population and sample? What is the difference between a population and sample? The term "population" represents all possible measurements or outcomes that are of interest in a particular study. The term "population" represents all possible measurements or outcomes that are of interest in a particular study. The term "sample" refers to a portion of the population that was studied. The term "sample" refers to a portion of the population that was studied.

5. Vocabulary - $400 What is the difference between a frequency table and a relative frequency table? What is the difference between a frequency table and a relative frequency table? A frequency table is a table that lists items and uses tally marks to record and show the number of times they occur. Relative frequency tables display the data using the calculated percentages from our proportions.

6. Vocabulary - $500 How are pie charts and relative frequency bar charts similar? How are pie charts and relative frequency bar charts similar? They both show the percentages of each category. They both show the percentages of each category.

7. 5 W’s - $100 Name the 5 W’s of the following description. Name the 5 W’s of the following description. The Gallup Poll conducted a representative telephone survey of 1180 American voters during the first quarter of 2009. Among the reported results were the voter’s region, age, party affiliation, and whether or not the person voted in the 2008 election. The Gallup Poll conducted a representative telephone survey of 1180 American voters during the first quarter of 2009. Among the reported results were the voter’s region, age, party affiliation, and whether or not the person voted in the 2008 election. What – 1180 Americans; What—region, age, party affiliation, and whether or not the person voted in the 2008 presidential election; When— first quarter of 2009; Where—United States What – 1180 Americans; What—region, age, party affiliation, and whether or not the person voted in the 2008 presidential election; When— first quarter of 2009; Where—United States

8. 5W’s - $200 In 2006, Consumer Reports published an article evaluating refrigerators. It listed 41 models, giving the brand, cost, size, type, estimated annual energy cost, overall rating, and repair history. In 2006, Consumer Reports published an article evaluating refrigerators. It listed 41 models, giving the brand, cost, size, type, estimated annual energy cost, overall rating, and repair history. Who—41 refrigerator models; what—brand, cost, size, type, estimated annual energy cost, overall rating, and repair history; where—N/A; when—2006; why– to evaluate refrigerators. Who—41 refrigerator models; what—brand, cost, size, type, estimated annual energy cost, overall rating, and repair history; where—N/A; when—2006; why– to evaluate refrigerators.

9. 5W’s- $300 Scientists of Pfizer conducted an experiment to study the effectiveness of an herbal compound to treat a common cold. They exposed patients to the virus, then gave them either the herbal compound or a placebo pill. Several days later, they measured each patient’s condition on a scale from 0 to 5. Scientists of Pfizer conducted an experiment to study the effectiveness of an herbal compound to treat a common cold. They exposed patients to the virus, then gave them either the herbal compound or a placebo pill. Several days later, they measured each patient’s condition on a scale from 0 to 5. Who—Experiment subjects; What—Treatment & cold severity; When—N/A; Where—N/A; Why— To test the efficacy of herbal remedy on common cold Who—Experiment subjects; What—Treatment & cold severity; When—N/A; Where—N/A; Why— To test the efficacy of herbal remedy on common cold

10. 5 W’s - $400 Business analysts hoping to provide information helpful to American grape growers compiled these data by surveying several vineyards: size, number of years in existence, state varieties of grapes grown, average case price, gross sales, and percent profit. Business analysts hoping to provide information helpful to American grape growers compiled these data by surveying several vineyards: size, number of years in existence, state varieties of grapes grown, average case price, gross sales, and percent profit. Who—American vineyards; what—size of a vineyard, number of years in existence, state, varieties of grapes grown, average case price, gross sales, and percent profit; when—N/A; Where—United States; why—to provide information for American grape growers. Who—American vineyards; what—size of a vineyard, number of years in existence, state, varieties of grapes grown, average case price, gross sales, and percent profit; when—N/A; Where—United States; why—to provide information for American grape growers.

11. 5 W’s - $500 Since 1911, the Indy 500 races have taken place every year during Memorial Day in Indianapolis. Researchers collected data about the year, winner, pole position, average speed, pole winner, and pole speed of each race. Since 1911, the Indy 500 races have taken place every year during Memorial Day in Indianapolis. Researchers collected data about the year, winner, pole position, average speed, pole winner, and pole speed of each race. Who—Indy 500 races; What—year, winner, pole position, average speed, pole winner, pole speed; when—1911 to 2010; where– Indianapolis; Why—N/A Who—Indy 500 races; What—year, winner, pole position, average speed, pole winner, pole speed; when—1911 to 2010; where– Indianapolis; Why—N/A

12. Categorical Vs. Quantitative - $100 What is the difference between categorical and quantitative data? What is the difference between categorical and quantitative data? QUANTITATIVE Variables: measure either how much or how many of something. QUANTITATIVE Variables: measure either how much or how many of something. CATEGORICAL Variables: name categories or answer questions about how cases fall. CATEGORICAL Variables: name categories or answer questions about how cases fall.

13. Categorical vs. Quantitative - $200 Is the party affiliation of Philadelphia residents quantitative or categorical? Is the party affiliation of Philadelphia residents quantitative or categorical? Categorical. Categorical.

14. Categorical vs. Quantitative - $300 Is the size of a car quantitative or categorical data? Is the size of a car quantitative or categorical data? Quantitative Quantitative

15. Categorical vs. Quantitative - $400 Is the number of years museums have been in existence categorical or quantitative data? Is the number of years museums have been in existence categorical or quantitative data? Quantitative Quantitative

16. Categorical vs. Quantitative - $500 Are the gross sales of Nike’s Jordan brand categorical or quantitative data? Are the gross sales of Nike’s Jordan brand categorical or quantitative data? Quantitative Quantitative

17. Frequency - $100 What is the frequency of the shoe size 9 in the table below? What is the frequency of the shoe size 9 in the table below? 4

18. Frequency - $200 Joshua Reina collected data on 359 cars. If 102 of them were Asian, what percentage of the cars where Asian? Joshua Reina collected data on 359 cars. If 102 of them were Asian, what percentage of the cars where Asian? 28.4% 28.4%

19. Frequency - $300 What percentage of pupils are between 150 and 160 cm of height? What percentage of pupils are between 150 and 160 cm of height? 39.1% 39.1%

20. Frequency - $400 What percentages of cars were manufactured from 1999 to 2002 What percentages of cars were manufactured from 1999 to 2002 71.2% 71.2%

21. Frequency - $500 What is the percentage of people in each weight class? What is the percentage of people in each weight class? 60 -70 – 19%, 70 to 75--3%, 75 to 95 – 67%, 95 to 100 – 11% 60 -70 – 19%, 70 to 75--3%, 75 to 95 – 67%, 95 to 100 – 11%

22. Graphs - $100 What does each letter in T.A.I.L.S. stand for? What does each letter in T.A.I.L.S. stand for? Title, Axis, Intervals, Labels, Scale Title, Axis, Intervals, Labels, Scale

23. Graphs - $200 If Karie’s budget is $2000, how much does she spend on entertainment? If Karie’s budget is $2000, how much does she spend on entertainment? $360 $360

24. Graphs - $300 Which month we expect to have the most girls? Which month we expect to have the most girls? July July

25. Graphs - $400 Which month will the Deli sell the most roast beef? Which month will the Deli sell the most roast beef? July July

26. Graphs - $500 What is the total amount of time it will take Patrick and Malcolm to get to work if they leave home at 6:00 am? What is the total amount of time it will take Patrick and Malcolm to get to work if they leave home at 6:00 am? 35 minutes 35 minutes