Form 12: Comparing Scatter Plot Patterns
Compare and contrast different patterns, shapes, and associations shown across multiple scatter plots.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Plot A has points tightly hugging a line; Plot B has points widely scattered around same line. Compare:
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MultiChoice
Plot 1 shows positive linear association; Plot 2 shows negative linear association. How do they differ visually?
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MultiChoice
Plot X points follow a straight line; Plot Y points follow a U-shaped curve. Compare their forms:
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MultiChoice
Data Set A line of best fit has slope = 4; Data Set B line has slope = 1.5. What does this indicate?
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MultiChoice
Plot M y-intercept is 50; Plot N y-intercept is 10. Both have slope = 2. Compare:
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MultiChoice
Store A line: y = 3x + 100; Store B line: y = 3x + 40 (x = ad spend, y = sales). Compare:
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MultiChoice
Runner A trend line slope = 0.8 mph/week; Runner B trend line slope = 0.3 mph/week. Compare:
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MultiChoice
Plot 1 points show strong positive association; Plot 2 shows weak positive association. Compare predictions:
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MultiChoice
Which scatter plot would have a trend line that is completely horizontal (slope = 0)?
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MultiChoice
If two scatter plots have the exact same slope but different y-intercepts, their trend lines are:
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MultiChoice
Plot A has one point at (10, 95) far above line y = 2x + 10; Plot B points all lie near line. Compare:
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MultiChoice
In a scatter plot of study hours, Group 1 clusters at 1-3 hrs; Group 2 clusters at 8-10 hrs. Compare: