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Definition Frame - Day 2

Directions:
1. Write/draw the term.
2. What category it belongs in (You can also use pictures).
3. Characteristics that separate this term from others (You can also use pictures).
4. Different classes that this calls under (You can also use pictures).
5. Summary (You can also use pictures).

Grading Criteria: 5 points each, 1 point for each part of the directions that was correctly
done. Answers must be well thought out and show that time was put into thinking about
each one. 20 points total.

Example: Lower Extreme.

1. Term:
a. Lower Extreme
2. Category:
a. Graphing, minimum, data, distribution.
3. Characteristics that separate:
a. This is the smallest number in a set of data.
4. Different Classes:
a. Upper extreme, maximum, range.
5. Summary:
a. The lower extreme is the lowest number in a set of data, it can also be
called the min.

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1) Range:

a) Term:

b) Category:

c) Characteristics that separate:

 d) Different Classes:

e) Summary

2) Outlier:

a) Term:

b) Category:

c) Characteristics that separate:

d) Different Classes:

e) Summary:

3) Upper Extreme:

a) Term:
 b) Category:

c) Characteristics that separate:

d) Different Classes:

e) Summary:

f)

4) Interquartile Range:

a) Term:

b) Category:

c) Characteristics that separate:

d) Different Classes:

e) Summary:
Name:_______________________________ Date:_____

Statistics Vocabulary
Day 1

Average - A calculated "central" value of a set of numbers.

To calculate it: add up all the numbers, then divide by how many numbers there are.

Outlier - A measurement in a data set that stands out and is far from the other values in the set

Minimum - the smallest value in the data set.

Lower Quartile - the median of the lower half of the data

Upper Quartile - the median of the upper half of the data set.

Maximum - the largest value in the data set.

Box Plot - a chart used to show the minimum, lower quartile, median, upper quartile, and
maximum of a data set. Box plots also show Outliers.

Day 2
Range - the difference between the greatest and the least value.

Outlier - a data value that is way greater or way less than the other values.

Lower extreme - the least number in a set of data. (Min)

Upper extreme - the greatest number in a set of data. (Max)

Interquartile range - the difference between the lower and upper quartile.

Day 3
Negatively skewed (Skewed left): This is when the majority of the data is to the right of the
distribution and the tail is to the left.

Negatively skewed (Skewed left): This is when the majority of the data is to the right of the
distribution and the tail is to the left.