MS 150 Statistic Quiz 4 Spring 2005
1	0.5	What is the probability of a heads on a toss of a Sacagawea dollar?
2	0.167	What is the probability of rolling a three on a six-sided die numbered from one to six?
3	0.5	What is the probability of rolling an even number on a six-sided die numbered from one to six?
4	0.125	What is the probability of rolling a three on an eight-sided die numbered from one to eight?
5	median	What should be used to report the "middle" of a discrete distribution using ordinal level data?
6	mean	What should be used to report the "middle" of a set of measurements of the distances people travel to buy baked bread products?
7	[variable]	What is underreporting?
8	sphere/ball*	What was the shape suggested for a one-sided die?
9		Optional bonus round: What is the name of the baby on the Sacagawea dollar?
10		History buff genius round: Why was the baby critically important to the mission Sacagawea was on, and hence the baby was included on the coin?
		*circle or round are too non-specific. A coin is round but not one-sided. Same is true for circle.
		Notes:Given that the first four questions were identical to last term's quiz, performance was unexpectedly poor.
		Quiz provides evidence of a general lack of studying, a number of students simply trying to coast through the course.