Scatter Plots (Grade 8)
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Scatter Plots
1.
The following scatterplot represents a positive association.

- True
- False
2.
The following scatterplot is a great example of linear association.

- True
- False
3.
If a scatter plot has a line of best fit that decreases from left to right, which of the following terms best describes the association?
- Positive association
- Negative association
- Constant association
- Nonlinear association
4.
The scatterplot represents what type of association?

- Positive Association
- Negative Assocation
- Constant Assocation
- Nonlinear Association
5.
Which of the following best describes the points in this scatterplot?

- Increasing linear
- Decreasing linear
- Constant linear
- None of these
6.
What is the difference between a scatter plot that has a constant association versus a positive association?
- A constant association increases upward, while a positive association does not.
- A constant association increases upward, while a positive association decreases to the left.
- A constant association neither increases nor decreases, while a positive association increases to the right.
- A constant association increases upward, while a positive association decreases.
7.
Which two scatter plots both show positive correlation?
8.
Which of the following best describes the points in this scatterplot?

- Increasing linear
- Decreasing linear
- Nonlinear
- None of these
9.
If the four data points listed were added to the scatter plot, which point would be an outlier?

- (10, 175)
- (30, 70)
- (50, 100)
- (70, 45)
10.
How is a scatter plot that shows no correlation different from a scatter plot that shows a negative correlation?
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