YMS Chapter 1: Exploring Data

AP Statistics at LSHS
Mr. Molesky
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1. Language used to describe chance. [Probability]
4. Nurse who used inventive graphs to display military
deaths. [Nightingale]
5. Basic description of the variability of a distribution
[Spread]
7. When plotting data, always look for the [SOCS]
10.Values at the 25th, 50th, and 75th percentiles.
[Quartiles]
11. Relative cumulative frequency graph [Ogive]
13. Without _ there would be no need for Statistics.
[Variability]
15. Useful for plotting categorical data. [Bargraph]
16. Another name for average. [Mean]
17. EDA = _ Data Analysis [Exploratory]
18. Plot that displays shape of a distribution and actual
values. [Stemplot]
20.Variables that place individuals into one of several
groups. [Categorical]
22. Third author of our textbook. [Starnes]
25. Second author of our textbook. [Moore]
26.Variables that take on numerical values.
[Quantitative]
28. First author of our textbook. [Yates]
29. Characteristic of an individual. [Variable]
31. Shape of a distribution that is "piled up" on one
end. [Skewed]
32. Developer of 1.5IQR Rule [Tukey]
33. Standard deviation squared [Variance]
35. Useful for plotting small sets of data. [Dotplot]
37. Range between first and third quartiles.
[Interquartile]
38.Variability measure that compares each
observation to the mean: standard_ [deviation]
39. The midpoint of a distribution. [Median]
40. Display of the 5-number summary [Boxplot]
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2. First component of statistical thinking: Data _
[Analysis]
3. Useful for plotting very large sets of data.
[Histogram]
6. Tells us what values a variable takes on and how
often. [Distribution]
8. The study of data. [Statistics]
9. Other component of a boxplot. [Whiskers]
12. Second component of statistical thinking: Data _
[Production]
14. Company that was sued for age discrimination in
our intro lesson [Westvaco]
19. Process of determining the likelihood of observing
a value or one more extreme in a sample. [Inference]
21. Objects described by a set of data. [Individuals]
23. Basic description of a typical value of a
distribution. [Center]
24. Individual observation that falls outside the overall
pattern of a distribution. [Outlier]
27. Numbers with a contextual meaning. [Data]
30.Value that has a certain percent of observations
below it. [Percentile]
34. Distance between the minimum and maximum
[Range]
36. Plot that will help you identify seasonal variation
[Timeplot]