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Exercises: Statistical Questions

Apply what you know about statistical and non-statistical questions.

Grade 6·18 problems·~20 min·Common Core Math - Grade 6·standard·6-sp-a-1
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Warm-Up: Review What You Know

These problems review key vocabulary before you begin.

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Which of the following is an example of collecting data?

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Classify Each Question

For each question, decide: is it statistical or non-statistical?

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"How old are the students in this school?" Is this a statistical or non-statistical question?

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"How old am I?" (asked by one specific person) Is this a statistical or non-statistical question?

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"What is 9×69 \times 6?" Is this a statistical or non-statistical question?

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"How many hours per night do 6th graders in this school typically sleep?" Is this statistical or non-statistical?

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"How fast do cars travel on Highway 9 during the morning rush hour?" Is this statistical or non-statistical?

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