Arithmetic mean (Average)
This test develops calculation of the arithmetic mean by adding all values and dividing by the number of values. Tasks also involve finding a missing data value and interpreting an average in a practical context.
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This test develops calculation of the arithmetic mean by adding all values and dividing by the number of values. Tasks also involve finding a missing data value and interpreting an average in a practical context.
This test develops the ability to calculate and interpret the arithmetic mean, mode, median and range. Tasks require students to order data, read frequency tables and choose the most appropriate measure of centre for a situation.
Dynamic tasks on sectors, percentages and data represented by pie charts. The test also checks understanding of representative samples and sampling methods.
Dynamic tasks on reading histograms, interval frequencies, relative and cumulative frequencies, and estimated means.
Dynamic tasks on medians, quartiles, interquartile range, outliers and reading box-and-whisker plots.
Dynamic correlation direction, trend-line prediction, sample reliability and causation interpretation.
This test develops calculation and interpretation of the mean, variance and standard deviation. Tasks compare data spread, examine the effect of outliers and assess whether a sample reliably represents a population.
This test develops planning of a statistical investigation and justified interpretation of data. Tasks cover populations, samples, variable types, the mean, standard deviation, outliers and the reliability of conclusions.
This test evaluates relationships between two variables using correlation and a linear model. Students interpret the correlation coefficient and R², calculate predictions and residuals and assess model suitability and the limits of causal conclusions.