Analysing Data

Analysing Data Quiz

Spec S4–S6 · AQA GCSE Maths: Quiz

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  1. 1. What is the interquartile range if Q1=12Q_1 = 12 and Q3=27Q_3 = 27?

    • A. A. 3939
    • B. B. 1515
    • C. C. 19.519.5
    • D. D. 2727
  2. 2. A histogram class has frequency 20 and class width 5. What is the frequency density?

    • A. A. 100100
    • B. B. 44
    • C. C. 0.250.25
    • D. D. 2525
  3. 3. What does a scatter graph with points scattered randomly, showing no clear pattern, indicate?

    • A. A. Strong positive correlation
    • B. B. Strong negative correlation
    • C. C. No correlation
    • D. D. Perfect correlation
  4. 4. Two classes' test scores are compared using box plots. Class X has a higher median but a much wider IQR than Class Y. What is the best interpretation?

    • A. A. Class X scored better on average and was more consistent
    • B. B. Class X scored better on average but was less consistent
    • C. C. Class Y scored better on average
    • D. D. The two classes performed identically
  5. 5. A scientist finds a strong positive correlation between ice cream sales and drowning incidents. What is the most appropriate conclusion?

    • A. A. Ice cream causes drowning
    • B. B. Drowning causes people to buy ice cream
    • C. C. Correlation does not prove causation — a third factor, like hot weather, may explain both
    • D. D. The data must be incorrect

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