Sleep and Test Scores scatter quiz

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Interpret the sleep vs. scores plot.

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Sleep and Test Scores scatter quiz


Froggy Jumps Sleep and Test Scores scatter quizVersion en ligne Interpret the sleep vs. scores plot. par DALENA ALEGRIA 1 Based on the scatterplot, what is the association between hours of sleep and test scores? a There is no association between sleep and scores. b As hours of sleep increase, test scores increase. c As hours of sleep increase, test scores decrease. 2 If a student sleeps more, what tends to happen to the test scores? a Test scores increase. b No change in test scores. c Test scores decrease. 3 What describes the trend between sleep duration and scores in the plot? a Positive association b Negative association c No association 4 The scatterplot suggests that more sleep is linked to: a Lower test scores b No change in scores c Higher test scores 5 Which statement best fits the data: longer sleep -> higher scores or lower scores? a Longer sleep is linked to higher scores. b No link between sleep and scores. c Longer sleep is linked to lower scores. 6 Is there a strong, weak, or no clear association shown? a Positive association (as sleep increases, scores tend to rise) b No association c Negative association (as sleep increases, scores fall) 7 If a student increases sleep hours, the plot tends to show: a No visible trend b An upward trend in scores c A downward trend in scores 8 What would you expect for a student with many hours of sleep based on the plot? a Relatively low test scores b Relatively high test scores c Scores stay the same 9 Which description matches the data pattern? a Positive correlation between sleep and scores b Negative correlation c No correlation 10 From the scatterplot, more sleep correlates with: a Higher test scores b Lower test scores c No relationship

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Sleep and Test Scores scatter quizVersion en ligne

par DALENA ALEGRIA

Based on the scatterplot, what is the association between hours of sleep and test scores?

If a student sleeps more, what tends to happen to the test scores?

What describes the trend between sleep duration and scores in the plot?

The scatterplot suggests that more sleep is linked to:

Which statement best fits the data: longer sleep -> higher scores or lower scores?

Is there a strong, weak, or no clear association shown?

If a student increases sleep hours, the plot tends to show:

What would you expect for a student with many hours of sleep based on the plot?

Which description matches the data pattern?

From the scatterplot, more sleep correlates with: