Question: A survey regarding the attendance of religious services in the US, asked: "Do you attend a church, mosque, or temple at least once every week?" and 23% of the randomly sampled Americans said yes. The survey reported that the 95% confidence interval was 0.23 0.04, or between 19% to 27%.

For each interpretation below, indicate if the interpretation is correct or incorrect and why.

1. In the survey sample, somewhere between 19% to 27% of the sample respondents reported attending a church, mosque, or temple at least once every week.
2. We can be 95% confident that between 19% to 27% of all Americans in the US attend a church, mosque, or temple at least once every week.
3. We can be 95% confident that 23% of all Americans in the US attend a church, mosque, or temple at least once each every week.
4. We know that somewhere between 19% to 27% of all Americans in the US attend a church, mosque, or temple at least once every week.
5. 95% of all Americans in the US attend a church, mosque, or temple at least once each every week.
6. If we took repeated random samples of the same size and calculated a 95% confidence interval for each sample, we expect 95% of the calculated confidence intervals to capture the true proportion of all Americans in the US that attend a church, mosque, or temple at least once each every week.