1. Dale looked up Runs Batted In (RBI) statistics for the players on his favourite baseball team. What type of data are these?(two marks) A primary microdata C secondary microdata B primary aggregate D secondary aggregate 2. Sonya collected data on the shoe size worn by each member of her class. She used this data to calculate the average shoe size in the class. This average is(two marks) A primary microdata. C secondary microdata. B primary aggregate data. D secondary aggregate data. 3. Which data is considered primary source data?(two marks)4. The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of a company proposes a new financial structure at a meeting of the company executives. Most of the younger executives vote in favour of the plan. This is an example of(two marks) A response bias. C measurement bias. B sampling bias. D non-response bias. 5. The mayor of a small town chooses members for a committee to recommend priorities for future projects such as a sports complex, a library, a public park, a walking trail, etc. He invites members from activities that he is involved in, such as the town hockey team. This is an example of(two marks) A non-response bias. C measurement bias. B sampling bias. D response bias. 6. A local newspaper asks readers to vote online whether the city should build an off-leash dog park. This survey is likely to suffer from(two marks) A response bias. C sampling bias. B measurement bias. D non-response bias.7. Which is a leading question?(two marks) A What colour do you favour for the C What animal should be the mascot of the repainting of the town water tower? school football team? B Which political party is best suited to D Do you favour government regulation of governing the country? gasoline prices to stop the perceived gouging at the pumps?8. The city health department initiated a program to measure the prevalence of radioactive radon gas in the basements of houses in the city. One of the Geiger counters used in the study was defective and always measured too high. This is an example of(two marks) A response bias. C measurement bias. B non-response bias. sampling bias.Match the correct term to each of the following descriptions. A term may be used more than once or not at all. A primary source data D aggregate data B secondary source data E database C microdata F trend 1. An individual set of data about a single respondent. 2. A collection of data organized for convenient access, usually resides in a computer. 3. Data that have been collected directly by the researcher. 4. Data that are combined or summarized. 5. Data used by someone other than those who collected them.Match the correct term to each of the following descriptions. A term may be used more than once or not at all. A response bias D non-response bias B sampling bias infographic C measurement bias misleading statistic MDM4U Lesson Assignment Page 6. A few respondents with extreme views are more likely to respond than others. 7. The collection method does not correctly represent the responses. 8. A combination of visual and text-based data. 9. Respondents change answers to influence results. 10. The sample does not represent the population