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Let’s Talk Data!

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About this activity

This short quiz helps you review your knowledge of data, charts, and basic statistics before learning how to use software to create tables and analyze data.

Instructions for students:

Answer all questions carefully.
Choose the best answer for each one. Good luck and have fun!

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Let’s Talk Data!Online version

This short quiz helps you review your knowledge of data, charts, and basic statistics before learning how to use software to create tables and analyze data. Instructions for students: Answer all questions carefully. Choose the best answer for each one. Good luck and have fun!

by Ina Beck
1

Which chart is best for showing percentages or proportions?

2

What does “mean” represent in a data set?

3

Ogive is used to show cumulative frequency.

4

Which chart is used to show frequency distribution for continuous data?

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