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Shapes, Candies, and Averages Activity

The document contains instructions for 3 stations. Station 1 asks to arrange shapes by size and identify the middle shape's color. Station 2 asks which candy brand is most common in a set of candies. Station 3 asks to calculate the average of some numbered balls. The document also contains statements about measures of central tendency and identifies whether they are facts or bluffs.

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Shapes, Candies, and Averages Activity

The document contains instructions for 3 stations. Station 1 asks to arrange shapes by size and identify the middle shape's color. Station 2 asks which candy brand is most common in a set of candies. Station 3 asks to calculate the average of some numbered balls. The document also contains statements about measures of central tendency and identifies whether they are facts or bluffs.

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Station #1:

Arrange the shapes in either ascending or descending order based on their sizes.
Question? what color can be found in the middle when the shapes are arranged in order?

Station #2:
Given set of candies.
What brand of candy typically appears the most in the given sets of candies?

Station #3:
Get the average of the given numbered balls.
4
11

1
11
5 8
Fact or Bluff

1. Mean is also known as the average.


2. Mode is the value which occurs seldom in a set of data.
3. If the number of measures is even, the median is the mean of the two middle scores.
4. The mode is the value with the greatest frequency.
5. The median of scores is always found in the middle when data is arranged in random.
6. The fourth measures of central tendency is the range.
7. If every measure appears the same number of times, then the set of data has no mode.
8. Mean is the most reliable measure of central tendency.
9. Mean is used to describe a set of data where the measures cluster or concentrate at a point.
10. Median is the typical scores appears in the set of data.

1. Fact
2. Bluff
3. Fact
4. Fact
5. Bluff
6. Bluff
7. Fact
8. Fact
9. Fact
10. Bluff
FACT
BLUFF

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