Which option correctly identifies if the researcher’s approach was the best choice in the following scenario and explains why?

A researcher with access to the following data table analyzed the affect that the nominal variable (age) had on the number of yes votes, representing that analysis visually using a contingency table.

Respondents % Yes Votes % No Votes Total Responses
Age 13 – 20 27% 73% 100%
Age 21 – 35 51% 49% 100%
Age 36 + 66% 34% 100%
No, because a t-test bar graph is the best way to represent the relationship between the age group and the number of yes responses.
No, because a linear regression is the best way to represent the relationship between the age group and the number of yes responses.
Yes, a contingency table is the best way to represent the relationship between the age group and the number of yes responses.
No, because there is no statistically valid relationship between the age group and the number of yes responses.


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1. What do you think is the most important event in the history of the internet? What event has had the biggest impact on your daily life?

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Which option correctly identifies if the researcher’s approach was the best start in the following scenario and explains why?


A researcher was asked to investigate the likelihood of public approval of a project to construct a freeway overpass through a particular part of the city. First, the researcher designed an experiment to assess how increased traffic affected how happy people were.


No, because a survey should be conducted first to determine what variables affect the citizens’ approval.

No, because there is no relationship between increased traffic and citizen happiness levels.

Yes, because quantitative experiments are always more persuasive than qualitative studies.

Yes, because the researcher could then use linear regression to show the effect of traffic on the citizens.

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What would you create if you looped a pen-wielding sprite with the following command indefinitely:


move steps 100


turn degrees 45


answer choices


a square


a rectangle


a triangle


an octagon

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6.7 — Trickier Trap 4

This is the last one. It tests you with a more complex expression.
Set the variable L1 to the expression shown on the display.

[Note: You do not need to use any forward() commands in this puzzle.
Set the L1 variable to an expression in code that is equivalent to the expression shown on the screen.
If the expression is correct, the character will walk to the goal automatically (no forward() commands required).]

Which of the following events happened first?

Designers rarely use common software like word processors, spreadsheets, slide
show presentation programs, and text editors in the game design process.

True or false

Which statement uses the example type of context clue for the underlined word?
a) The constant interruptions discomfited, or frustrated, her.

b) The arduous task involves shoving, lifting, and hurling bricks.

c) The opportunity didn’t last long; it quickly dwindled, or went away.

d) Most of the house was destroyed, but the kitchen remained intact.

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Which of the following statistical models is best to use to represent data showing the effect that changing the amount of daily water received had on the growth height of bean plants after two weeks?

t-test, or bar graph
linear regression, or line graph
contingency table, or pie chart
categorical table, or line graph

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What is the difference between “games” and “play?”

Answer choices

games are organized play

play has no consequences

games last longer

children play; adults game