Polls and surveys taken over the internet are statistically faulty in that the "data" (the people) choose whether or not they will be in the sample. This type of sample is

	a.	Stratified
	b.	Cluster
	c.	Convenience
	d.	Voluntary Response

22)

The layers of a stratified sample are referred to "observational levels"

	a.	TRUE
	b.	FALSE

23)

If one made a list of the Governors' salaries from each state, the list would be considered a "census"

	a.	TRUE
	b.	FALSE

24)

When some individuals chosen to be in the samples refuse to participate, this is said to occur:

	a.	nonresponse
	b.	variability
	c.	sampling frame
	d.	undercoverage

25)

If one made a list of the Governors' salaries from each state, the list would be considered a "sample"

	a.	TRUE
	b.	FALSE

26)

If a population size is large relative to the sample size, the precision of results will be the same whether the population size is 20,000 or 20 million

	a.	TRUE
	b.	FALSE

27)

A value generated from the population data

	a.	population
	b.	sample
	c.	parameter
	d.	statistic

28)

If the probability of an event is 0.384, then the probability of the complement of this event would be ____

29) A jar contains 6 red marbles, 9 white marbles, 9 green marbles, and 6 blue marble. What is the probability that, if one marble is randomly selected, the marble will be not red? Round to three decimal places

30)

If there are 2 lefthanded people in a group of size 47, we would say the probability of randomly selecting a righthander from the group is_______ (round to the third decimal place)

31)

A jar contains 4 red marbles, 8 white marbles, 5 green marbles, and 9 blue marble. What is the probability that, if one marble is randomly selected, the marble will be either green or blue? Round to three decimal places

32)

A jar contains 5 red marbles, 13 white marbles, 3 red gumballs, and 4 white gumballs. If one object is selected at random, and you notice it is red, what is the probability it is a gumball given that is one of the red things? Round to 3 decimal places

33)

In a statistics class, we find that at the end of the semester 3 people have an A, 7 people have a B, 11 people have a C, 2 people have a D, and 1 people have an F. If we randomly select one of these people, what is the probability the person has at least a C? Round to three decimal places

34) A jar contains 35 $1 bills 8 $5 bills 4 $10 bills 3 $20 bills 3 $50 bills 1 $100 bill Every day for one year (365 times) you get to randomly pick a bill from the jar (the jar is refilled after every pick). For the year, what is the expected value of the total money you have won? Round to the nearest dollar

35) A jar contains 23 $1 bills 7 $5 bills 5 $10 bills 2 $20 bills 3 $50 bills 2 $100 bill Every day for one year (365 times) you get to randomly pick a bill from the jar (the jar is refilled after every pick). For the year, what is the expected value of the total money you have won? Round to the nearest dollar