Tic Tac Toe Choice Board

Directions: In this activity, you are playing tic tac toe! You may achieve three in a row vertically,

horizontally, or diagonally. However, the middle activity must be included in your three-in-a-

row. This assignment is credit-no-credit! If you complete your three-in-a-row, you will receive

15 points. If you do not complete your three-in-a-row, you will receive 0 points. If you want to

get 5 points of extra credit, you may complete all of the activities!

Mean & Standard Deviation Box Plot Normal Distribution

Ask all of your classmates their
age, and once doing so, compute
the mean and standard
deviation, and explain what it
means.
Browse the Star Wars section on the
LEGO shop website, and make a
boxplot (including outliers, if
applicable) for the prices of the sets,
and explain what it means.
Given that the number of fruits
consumed daily by high schoolers
is normally distributed with a mean
of 2 and a normal distribution of
0.3, what range of fruits fall within
the middle 68% and middle 95% of
the dataset?

Area Under the Curve Quiz Relative Frequency Table
Visit Quizizz, make a free Go to James Harden’s stats, and
account, and take the quiz titled make a relative frequency table of
“area under the curve” the distances he takes his shots
from. The numbers necessary can be
found under “Shot Distance”.
Conditional Probability
What are the odds of drawing a
spade then either drawing the ace
of spades or any black card? Give
justification.

Scatter Plot Representative or Bias? Disjoint Events

Ask your classmates how tall
they are, then create a scatter
plot with the results,
distinguishing the boys from the
girls on the plot. What do your
results tell you? Are there any
outliers?
Ethan asked the first 20 people he
could find what their favorite
restaurant was, then determined
that based on their responses, the
favorite restaurant among all of his
classmates is BJ’s. Is this a valid
claim? If not, explain what bias is at
play.
Explain what it means for two
events to be disjoint and give 3
real-world examples of disjoint
events. You must explain how the
events are disjoint.