STATISTICAL QUESTION SORT

A. Read each question, and decide if it is a statistical question or not. Sort the questions into the correct category on the table below. When you are sure you sorted them correctly, submit your worksheet.B. Write your justification for a statistical question and a non-statistical question Statistical Question How many Presidents can each person in the class name? How many cousins does each of your classmates have? What ages are the teachers in this school? How tall are the students in this class? What were the students score for this science test? How many calories did each student in your class eat for dinner last night? How many apps does each of your classmates have on their phones? How many hours did you exercise each day last month? How many inches of rain did we get each day last week? Non- Statistical Question How many runs did the Tampa Bay Buccaneers score on Sunday? How many letters are in the name of this school? How many students sold the most boxes of candy for the fundraiser? How many people in the zoom meeting or classroom are wearing shorts? How old is the Statue of Liberty? How many students brought cellphones to school today? How many students in your class ate breakfast this morning? How many snow days did we have this year? How many touchdown did your high school football team score last week? B. Write your justification for a statistical question and a non-statistical question using two of the questions above. 1. This question is statistical, because I would get a variety of responses such as _, _ _ and _2. This question is non-statistical, because there is only one answer. The answer to the question is _