Visualize an image representing a public survey conducted in a cityscape. Include people of various descents, such as Black, Caucasian, Hispanic, Middle-Eastern, and South Asian, participating in the survey at the largest part of the city mall. To signify the budget allocation discussion, depict a town council's table with documents and pie charts. To portray the working adults' situation, depict a bus stop with a diverse group of people waiting. Lastly, include an image of a researcher in a forest observing and tagging squirrels. The image should not contain any text.

a citizens group wants to determine people's opinions about a new road. The members of the group conduct a survey at the largest part of the mall in the city. Which best describes the sampling method used by the citizens' group?

A.) convenience sample
B.) random sample*******************
C.) self-selected sample
D.) systematic sample

the town council must decide how to allocate next year's budget. they survey a sample of the town population to determine residents' preferences. Which survey question does not show bias?

A.) Don't you think we should repave Main Steet?

B.) Do you agree we should install street lights on Elm Street?

C.) Don't you agree we shouldn't replace the public basketball court?

D.) Do you think we should plant gardens in the park or buy new park benches?****

You want to determine what percentage of working adults in your neighborhood regularly ride the bus to work. Which sampling method and survey question are best?

A.) Wait at the bus stop one morning and ask all working adults, “How many times per week do you ride the bus to work?”******

B.) Go to every fifth house and ask the working adults, “How many times per week do you ride the bus to work?”

C.) Leave a note at each house asking working adults to call and answer the question, “Do you ever ride the bus to work?”

D.) Enter the names of all adults in your neighborhood into a computer program to randomly select a sample and ask, “Do you ever ride the bus to work?”

A researcher tags 20 squirrels in a wood. The next month, she returns to the wood and observes a sample of 12 squirrels, 5 of which are tagged, and a sample of 25 squirrels, 9 of which are tagged. If the two samples are representative of the squirrel population, which is the best estimate of the number of squirrels in the wood?

A.) 35
B.) 50*********************************
C.) 60
D.) 75

Answers:

1.B
2.D
3.A
4.B

A

D
B
B
These are the correct answers. (I know because I just took the quiz)

1. A convenience sample

2. D Do you think we should...
3. B Go to every...
4. B 50

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D
B
B

The correct answers are:

1. A
2. D
3. B
3. B

These are 100% correct.........

A

D
B
B

jUST TOOK THE QUIZ

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D
B
B
These are the right answers.

wow, y'all make this incredibly confusing, and the put-downs are.... unbelievable.

Anyhow, the answers are:
A
D
B
B
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Thanks for your help! ;)

A

D
B
B

ADBB is correct

A

D
B
B

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