I. An introduction to the question or problem you are seeking to answer. Think of something that would interest you and that you would enjoy doing. The aim here is to do statistics, not do a real scientific test or survey. Feel free to survey family, friends, and classmates. Use things you have around the house, including pets (though that may not as easy as I first thought). II. A brief description of 1. the data you have collected (such as a table of the raw values) and 2. the method you used to collect it; for example, you may have made a simple survey such as the relationship between gender and type of car preferred. Another example would be a survey of preferred sport between a variety presented. You could conduct an experiment such as which brand of golf ball has the greatest rebound when dropped from a specified height. Just be sure to get a good sample size of at least 20 and 30+ would be even better. III. Your Hypotheses IV. The Critical Value V. The Test Statistic(s) VI. The Decision VII. The Summary VIII. Concluding comments about what you learned from the project.