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Sample Question
Final Jeopardy Answer
Quality Tools Jeopardy
Pie
Bar
Stack Bar
Pareto
Histro- gram
Sumry Stats
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Pie Charts for 100
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Red

• Because the human eye has difficulty interpreting
  angles and making accurate comparisons among this
  many categories, this is the maximum number of
  categories you should use in a pie chart.

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What are 6-8 categories? Or What is 8 ?
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Pie Charts for 200
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Green

• The primary reason to use a pie chart.

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What is To compare parts to the whole?
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Pie Charts for 300
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Blue

• The tool that may be more applicable when too
  many categories are present.

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What is Bar Chart? Or What is Pareto?
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Pie Charts for 400
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Yellow

• What you are looking for when interpreting a pie
  chart.

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What is One piece usually bigger or smaller than
the others?
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Pie Charts for 500
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Yellow

• The additional information displayed on a chart
  that helps validate the percentages in a pie
  chart.

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What is sample size?
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Bar Charts for 100
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Yellow

• This axis usually represents the categories of
  interest when constructing a bar chart.

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What is the x-axis?
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Bar Charts for 200
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• The primary reason to use a bar chart.

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What is When the order of the categories is
important?
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Bar Charts for 300
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Green

• The tool that may be more applicable when the
  order of the categories is not important.

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What is Pareto chart?
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Bar Charts for 400
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Blue

• What you are looking for when interpreting a bar
  chart.

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What is Categories that look unusually tall or
short, Comparisons among categories,
Consistency among categories, OR Differences
among data sets?
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Bar Charts for 500
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Red

• This indicates either the number of occurrences
  or the impact (cost, rate, time, percentage)
  associated with each category.

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What the height of the bar could indicate?
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Stacked Bar Charts for 100
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Blue

• The Stacked Bar Chart is used to compare many of
  these to each other.

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What are pie charts?
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Stacked Bar Charts for 200
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Yellow

• The two categories in a stacked bar chart that
  are easiest to interpret.

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What is the first and last category?
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Stacked Bar Charts for 300
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Green

• One place you commonly see a Stacked Bar Chart
  used.

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What is for analyzing survey results?
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Stacked Bar Charts for 400
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• The number of categories per bar that works best.

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What is 3?
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Stacked Bar Charts for 500
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Red

• What you are looking for when interpreting a
  stacked bar chart.

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What is Patterns in categories (primarily the
first and last category)?
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Pareto Charts for 100
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Green

• The other thing a pareto chart does besides help
  break a big problem down in to parts.

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What is Identify which parts are most important
to work on first?
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Pareto Charts for 200
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Red

• By focusing efforts on these bars, we can usually
  get the most from limited resources and maximize
  our gains.

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What are the tallest bars?
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Pareto Charts for 300
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• Another name for the 80/20 rule

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What is the Pareto Principle?
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Pareto Charts for 400
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• The primary reason to use a pareto chart.

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What is To identify the vital few contributors
to a problem?
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Pareto Charts for 500
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Blue

• What you are looking for when interpreting a
  pareto chart.

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What is The Pareto Principle applies, the
Other category is small, The tallest bar to
begin working on, OR Obvious problems that may
have simple solutions?
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Histogram for 100
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• The kind of data a histogram is used to show.

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What is variable data?
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Histogram for 200
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• The name for the one or two points that appear to
  be different from the rest of the data.

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What are outliers?
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Histogram for 300
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• This distribution has a long tail to the right or
  left and the mean may not be the best summary
  statistic.

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What is skewed distribution?
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Histogram for 400
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• The shape to look for in a histogram.

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What is bell curve?
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Histogram for 500
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• The distribution that may be indicative of data
  collected from two processes.

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What is bimodal distribution?
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Summary Statistics for 100
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• The most frequently occurring number in a data
  set.

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What is mode?
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Summary Statistics for 200
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• The difference between the largest and smallest
  values in a data set.

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What is range?
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Summary Statistics for 300
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• The middle value when the data is arranged in
  ascending order.

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What is median?
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Summary Statistics for 400
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• Range and standard deviation are examples of this
  type of summary statistic.

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What are dispersion or variation summary
statistics?
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Summary Statistics for 500
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• Mean, Median, and Mode are examples of this type
  of summary statistic.

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What are location or central tendency
summary statistics?
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Stem Leaf, BW for 100
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• The last digit recorded in a histogram like form.

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What is a Leaf?
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Stem Leaf, BW for 200
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• The line reaching to the largest and smallest
  value in a Box Plot.

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What is a whisker?
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Stem Leaf, BW for 300
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• The special type of data collection form that
  records the digits.

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What is a Stem Leaf Plot?
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Stem Leaf, BW for 400
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• The amount of data represented by the box in a
  Box Plot.

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What is 50 or half?
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Stem Leaf, BW for 500
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• The statistical name for the length of the box in
  a Box Whisker Plot.

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What is interquartile range?
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Potpourri for 100
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• Decisions should be based on this.

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What is data or facts?
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Potpourri for 200
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• This is the language of data.

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What is statistics?
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Potpourri for 300
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• A form that can help you collect attribute data
  by keeping a tally of the frequency of
  occurrence.

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What is a check sheet?
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Potpourri for 400
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• Another name for categorical data.

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What is attribute data?
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Potpourri for 500
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• Data that can be measured on a continuum such as
  height or weight.

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What is variable data?
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Sample Question
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Team color
The music plays for 15 seconds, while the team
formulates their response.

• all others bring data.

When it says The team has 6 seconds to respond
before the answer appears in the box below.
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What is In God we trust ?
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Final Jeopardy
Final category Potpourri
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This is how MM minis are made.
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