Remember the very first part of this course? We learned how to ask good questions, and we used that skill to gain a deeper understanding of the New York Times article about the alcohol laws for Aboriginal people in Alice Springs, Australia. Now, we would like to use the statistics we've learned so far to help us ask more detailed questions about that topic. Can you think of four questions that relate to that New York Times article where each of the questions use techniques from the first four chapters of OpenStax text (the text that we use to answer questions on MyOpenMath)? So, the first question would ask about sample data for some topic (chapter 1), the next question asks about histograms or box-plots or distributions of some topic (chapter 2), the next asks a question which can be answered using some probability rule (chapter 3), and the fourth one asks a question which uses binomial probability to answer it (chapter 4)