Sixth-grade students are asked, “What grade are you in?” Explain why this is not a statistical question.

Lin and her friends go out for a snack after school. These questions come up during their trip. Select all the questions that are statistical questions.

Here is a list of questions about the students and teachers at a school. Select all the questions that are statistical questions.

Here is a list of statistical questions. What data would you collect and analyze to answer each question? For numerical data, include the unit of measurement that you would use.

1. What is a typical height of female athletes on a team in the most recent international sporting event?
2. Are most adults in the school football fans?
3. How long do drivers generally need to wait at a red light in Washington, DC?

Describe the scale that you would use on the coordinate plane to plot each set of points. What value would you assign to each unit of the grid?

1. \((1, \text-6)\), \((\text-7, \text-8)\), \((\text-3, 7)\), \((0, 9)\)
2. \((\text-20, \text-30)\), \((\text-40, 10)\), \((20, \text-10)\), \((5, \text-20)\)
3. \((\frac {\text{-}1}{3},\text-1), (\frac{2}{3}, \text-1 \frac13), (\frac {\text{-}4}{3},\frac23), (\frac16, 0)\)

Noah’s water bottle contains more than 1 quart of water but less than \(1 \frac{1}{2}\) quarts. Let \(w\) be the amount of water in Noah’s bottle, in quarts. Select all the true statements.

Order these numbers from least to greatest: