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AP Statistics Review

AP Statistics students · Hard · 15-20 min

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This board helps players review Test Prep · AP Statistics (high school math exam) through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Data Displays, Probability, Sampling, Inference, Regression. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.

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  • Data Displays

    What graph shows distribution using bars for intervals?

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    Histogram

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  • Probability

    What is the probability of an impossible event?

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    0

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  • Sampling

    What sample gives every member an equal chance?

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    Simple random sample

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  • Inference

    What range estimates a population parameter?

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    Confidence interval

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  • Regression

    What line predicts y from x in a scatterplot?

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    Least-squares regression line

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Data Displays

$100 — What graph shows distribution using bars for intervals?
Histogram
$200 — What plot shows median, quartiles, and outliers?
Boxplot
$300 — What graph shows relationship between two quantitative variables?
Scatterplot
$400 — What value splits data into lower and upper halves?
Median
$500 — What measure is most affected by extreme outliers?
Mean

Probability

$100 — What is the probability of an impossible event?
0
$200 — What rule adds probabilities of disjoint events?
Addition rule
$300 — What rule multiplies conditional probabilities?
Multiplication rule
$400 — What does independent mean in probability?
One event does not affect another
$500 — What diagram uses branches to organize outcomes?
Tree diagram

Sampling

$100 — What sample gives every member an equal chance?
Simple random sample
$200 — What bias occurs when people choose not to respond?
Nonresponse bias
$300 — What method divides population into groups then samples within each?
Stratified random sample
$400 — What design randomly assigns treatments to subjects?
Experiment
$500 — What study observes without assigning treatments?
Observational study

Inference

$100 — What range estimates a population parameter?
Confidence interval
$200 — What is the probability of results as extreme as observed if null is true?
P-value
$300 — What hypothesis claims no effect or no difference?
Null hypothesis
$400 — What error rejects a true null hypothesis?
Type I error
$500 — What error fails to reject a false null hypothesis?
Type II error

Regression

$100 — What line predicts y from x in a scatterplot?
Least-squares regression line
$200 — What statistic measures linear association?
Correlation
$300 — What value is the predicted y when x equals zero?
Y-intercept
$400 — What is the difference between observed and predicted y?
Residual
$500 — What statistic gives the percent of variation explained by the model?
R-squared

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