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Froggy Jumps Froggy Jump : Probability & Stats QuizOnline version Quiz on stats, probability and experiments. by Yaj Kotak 1 1. A data set has the values 4, 6, 6, 7, and 20. Which measure of central tendency best represents the typical value? a C) Mode b B) Median c A) Mean 2 2. In a predator–prey relationship, what usually happens to the predator population when the prey population decreases? a C) It eventually decreases b B) It remains constant c A) It immediately increases 3 3. Which situation best represents exponential growth? a B) A population that doubles every year b A) Saving the same amount of money each week c D) Temperature increasing by 2 degrees per hour 4 4. Two events, A and B, have some outcomes in common. What operation describes the outcomes they share? a D) Sample space b B) Intersection c A) Union 5 5. A bag contains 3 red marbles and 5 blue marbles. You draw one marble, replace it, then draw another. This is an example of: a C) An independent multi-step experiment b A) A single-step experiment c B) A dependent event 6 6. Rolling a die and flipping a coin are considered independent events because: a C) One does not affect the outcome of the other b A) They have the same outcomes c B) One affects the other 7 7. What is the probability of rolling an even number on a standard 6-sided die? a B) 1/3 b A) 1/6 c C) 1/2 8 8. Which term describes all possible outcomes of a probability experiment? a B) Outcome b C) Sample space c A) Event 9 9. If a speed is given in miles per hour, what must you do to convert it to miles per minute? a B) Divide by 60 b A) Multiply by 60 c D) Divide by 100 10 10. In a well-designed experiment, which group does NOT receive the treatment? a A) Experimental group b B) Random group c C) Control group

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Froggy Jump : Probability & Stats QuizOnline version

Quiz on stats, probability and experiments.

by Yaj Kotak

1. A data set has the values 4, 6, 6, 7, and 20. Which measure of central tendency best represents the typical value?

C) Mode

B) Median

A) Mean

2. In a predator–prey relationship, what usually happens to the predator population when the prey population decreases?

C) It eventually decreases

B) It remains constant

A) It immediately increases

3. Which situation best represents exponential growth?

B) A population that doubles every year

A) Saving the same amount of money each week

D) Temperature increasing by 2 degrees per hour

4. Two events, A and B, have some outcomes in common. What operation describes the outcomes they share?

D) Sample space

B) Intersection

A) Union

5. A bag contains 3 red marbles and 5 blue marbles. You draw one marble, replace it, then draw another. This is an example of:

C) An independent multi-step experiment

A) A single-step experiment

B) A dependent event

6. Rolling a die and flipping a coin are considered independent events because:

C) One does not affect the outcome of the other

A) They have the same outcomes

B) One affects the other

7. What is the probability of rolling an even number on a standard 6-sided die?

B) 1/3

A) 1/6

C) 1/2

8. Which term describes all possible outcomes of a probability experiment?

B) Outcome

C) Sample space

A) Event

9. If a speed is given in miles per hour, what must you do to convert it to miles per minute?

B) Divide by 60

A) Multiply by 60

D) Divide by 100

10. In a well-designed experiment, which group does NOT receive the treatment?

A) Experimental group

B) Random group

C) Control group

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Froggy Jump : Probability & Stats QuizOnline version

by Yaj Kotak

1. A data set has the values 4, 6, 6, 7, and 20. Which measure of central tendency best represents the typical value?

2. In a predator–prey relationship, what usually happens to the predator population when the prey population decreases?

3. Which situation best represents exponential growth?

4. Two events, A and B, have some outcomes in common. What operation describes the outcomes they share?

5. A bag contains 3 red marbles and 5 blue marbles. You draw one marble, replace it, then draw another. This is an example of:

6. Rolling a die and flipping a coin are considered independent events because:

7. What is the probability of rolling an even number on a standard 6-sided die?

8. Which term describes all possible outcomes of a probability experiment?

9. If a speed is given in miles per hour, what must you do to convert it to miles per minute?

10. In a well-designed experiment, which group does NOT receive the treatment?

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