Starter quiz

  • The population is the entire set of people, creatures, plants or items that make up the whole group which is being studied. A ______ is a subset of the population.
    • 'sample' ✓
  • A ______ sample is when a member or group are more or less likely to be chosen for a sample compared to other members of the population.
    • 'biased' ✓
  • Investigation: A scientist wants to check the biodiversity of plants and trees in Oak woods. What is the population in the scientist's investigation?
    • All the plants and trees in the local area
    • All the plants and trees in Oak woods  ✓
    • All the animals, plants and trees in Oak woods
    • All the plants and trees near the paths in Oak woods
    • All the plants and trees in all the woods
  • A teacher wants to select a simple random sample of six pupils from a class. Which of these can be used to generate a simple random sample?
    • Assigning each pupil a number and using a calculator to generate random numbers  ✓
    • Assigning each pupil a number and using a computer to generate random numbers  ✓
    • Choosing the first six pupils who arrive at school
    • Choosing the first six names on the register
    • Putting all the names in a hat and randomly selecting six  ✓
  • These six pupils are assigned a range of numbers. A simple random sample of two pupils will be taken using these numbers. The range of integers that Jun should be assigned is <span class="blank">______</span>.
    These six pupils are assigned a range of numbers. A simple random sample of two pupils will be taken using these numbers. The range of integers that Jun should be assigned is ______.
    • '36 - 40' ✓
  • These six pupils are assigned a range of numbers. A simple random sample of two pupils will be taken using these numbers. What calculation will generate a simple random sample for this population?
    These six pupils are assigned a range of numbers. A simple random sample of two pupils will be taken using these numbers. What calculation will generate a simple random sample for this population?
    • RanInt#(1, 40)
    • RanInt#(11, 40)  ✓
    • RanInt#(1, 35)
    • RanInt#(1, 36)
    • RanInt#(11, 36)
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