Probability and Statistics Family Feud Style Review

Family Feud style review aid covering central tendency measurements, data types, games for learning probability, and collection methods. Bonus rounds on continuous data, survey games, and demographic graphs. Includes review problems on probability games.

• Probability
• Statistics
• Family Feud
• Data Types
• Games

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1. Probability and Statistics Extra Credit Review Aid Family Feud Style 1 Family Feud has three rounds with the top two to eight answers and then a Bonus Round with five questions. If none of the contestants reach 300 points, then there is a Sudden Death Round with the top answer only

2. Top Four Answers: A. Mean = average Round 1: Name four measurements of Central Tendency. B. Median = middle number C. Mode = the number that occurs the most D. Range = the largest minus the smallest number

3. Top Two Answers: A. Qualitative Data = characteristics, such as personality B. Quantitative Data = measurement, such as a dog s height or weight Round 2: Name two types of data, or information.

4. Round 3: What are some games that we can play in order to learn about Probability, or the odds of something happening? Top Four Answers: A. Blackjack B. Catch 21 C. Dominoes D. Solitare

5. Sudden Death Round: What is the formula to find the probability, or odds of something happening? Probability = number of ways it can happen/total number of outcomes Top Answer Only:

6. 1. What is the simplest way to collect data? 2. What is discrete data? Bonus Round: Five Questions 3. What is continuous data? 4. Provide an example of a survey game. 5. Provide an example of a graph that can be used for demographics.

7. 1) Direct Observation 2) Data that can be counted, e.g. number of students Sample 3. Data that is measurable, such as a dog s height and weight Answers To The Bonus Round 4. Family Feud 5. Circle Graph

8. Review Problems: Probability Games 1. In a game of Solitare, what are the chances that you will get an Ace? A. 1/13 B. C. 1/5 2. In a game a Dominoes, what are the chances that you will land on an even number? A. 1/6 B. C. 1/3 3. On a multiple-choice assessment with three answer choices, such as Common Knowledge, what are the chances of your getting the answer correct? A. B. 1/3 C. 1/4

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