2.  A measure of central tendency (MCT) that is calculated by adding all the values of data and dividing that sum by the total number of values  The Average

3.  A measure of MCT that is the middle value in an ordered set of data  If there are 2 add and ÷ by 2

4.  A measure of central tendency (MCT) that is the value or values that occur(s) most often in a set of data  Can be none or more than one

5.  The difference between the highest and lowest data point

6.  A value that is much greater or much less than the rest of the data

7.  In order from least to greatest

8.  The 3 rd quartile minus the 1 st quartile on a Box-and-Whisker Plot