Collecting and Organizing Data

Question 1

Read each example of data below and identify whether it is qualitative or quantitative. 28.5 cm tall

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B: quantitative data

Question 2

Read each example and identify whether the data are observations or inferences from observations.The fish’s ventral fin measured 8.5 cm long.

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B: observation

Question 3

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D: heart monitor

Question 4

Which statements describe some ways that the student recorded data incorrectly on the lab report to the right?

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B: No units are given for the speed of the water.; C: Millimeters are not the best unit to use for the distance.; E: The student mixes units of length, using SI units for distance and customaryunits for depth.

Question 5

Choose the best way to organize the data in each situation.The height of a plant is recorded every twelve hours since it was planted.A numerical list of some marine mammals, their masses, and the depths they inhabit.Descriptions of the markings on the wings of a newly discovered species of butterfly.

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A: chart; B: table; C: graph; D: chart; E: table; F: graph; G: chart; H: table; I: graph

Question 6

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A: qualitative data

Question 7

The population of protozoans in the lake has increased since there is an increased level of carbon dioxide in the water.

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A: inference

Question 8

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E: stopwatch

Question 9

The percentages of the area of a national park that is covered with different types of vegetation.The carbon monoxide levels in the atmosphere of several cities before and after emission limits were adopted.

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A: bar graph; C: pie graph; D: bar graph; F: pie graph

Question 10

The bird bobbed its head up and down.

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A: qualitative data

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