1. If you are asked to identify what type of variable (e.g., dichotomous, continuous, categorical, ordinal, etc.) a particular variable is, which class resource(s) could you reference?

1. If you are asked to distinguish between and define terms such as mean, mode, quartile, outlier, etc., which particular resource(s) could you reference?

1. If you are asked a question that looks like this: "P(select a girl|9 years of age)," which particular resource(s) could you reference?

1. If you are asked a question that looks like this, which particular resource(s) could you reference? "The mean number of pies that contestants at a fair can eat is 15 with a standard deviation of 2. What is the probability that someone would be able to eat more than 10 pies?"

1. If you are asked to distinguish between and define terms such as mean of the differences, difference between means, differences in proportions, etc., which particular resource(s) could you reference?

1. If you are asked a question that looks like this, which particular resource(s) could you reference? "In a study of 100 athletes, the mean weight was 130 lbs. with a standard deviation of 5.5. Calculate a 95% confidence interval for the true mean weight."

1. If you are asked a question that looks like this, which particular resource(s) could you reference? "A study of 150 individuals in Chicago found that the mean weight was 125 lbs. with a standard deviation of 5. The population mean weight in the US is 130 lbs. Is the mean weight of the Chicago sample significantly different than the national average?"

1. If you are asked a question that looks like this, which particular resource(s) could you reference? "A clinic sees 300 patients a month. Of those, 68 have diabetes. The national average of those diagnosed with diabetes is .2. Does the clinic have a significantly lower proportion of diabetes patients than the national average?"