A study by Southpaw University claims that left-handed people are more inclined to have increased intelligence levels than their right-handed counterparts. In an attempt to dispute this claim a researcher sampled individuals who have I.Q. scores exceeding 140 (the level which is commonly accepted to classify someone as a "genius") and recorded their dominant hand. 10% of the world is left-handed. Based on the sample below, at a 1% level of significance, is there evidence that a higher proportion of geniuses are left-handed than the 10% seen in the world's general population.

Sample of Dominant Hand for Individuals with I.Q. Score over 140
Right	Right	Left	Right	Right	Right	Right
Right	Right	Right	Right	Right	Right	Right
Left	Right	Right	Left	Right	Left	Right
Right	Right	Right	Left	Right	Right	Right
Right	Right	Right	Left	Right	Right	Right
Right	Right	Left	Left	Left	Left	Right
Right	Left	Right	Right	Right	Right	Right

BLANK #1: Is this a question involving mean or proportion? ***ANSWER "MEAN" OR "PROPORTION" (WITHOUT THE QUOTATION MARKS)***

BLANK #2: Which type of distribution should be used to calculate the probability for this question? ***ANSWER "NORMAL", "T", OR "BINOMIAL" (WITHOUT THE QUOTATION MARKS)***

BLANK #3: Which of the following options are the appropriate hypotheses for this question: ***ANSWER WITH THE CORRECT LETTER,WITHOUT ANY QUOTATION MARKS OR BRACKETS***

A) H₀: = 10% H₁: > 10%

B) H₀: = 10% H₁: < 10%

C) H₀: = 10% H₁: 10%

D) H₀: p = 10% H₁: p > 10%

E) H₀: p = 10% H₁: p < 10%

F) H₀: p = 10% H₁: p10%

BLANK #4: What is the p-value of this sample? ***ANSWER TO 4 DECIMALS, BE SURE TO INCLUDE LEADING ZERO, EXAMPLE "0.1234"...NOT ".1234"***

BLANK#5: At a 1% level of significance, is there evidence that a higher proportion of geniuses are left-handed than the 10% seen in the world's general population? ***ANSWER "YES" OR "NO" (WITHOUT THE QUOTATION MARKS)***