Monday Night's Homework:
1.) Complete the 2004 AP Free Response provided in class (or below).
2.) Score your free response question using the criteria outlined below (the 2004 rubric is a little outdated now, so I have provided an up-to-date rubric to use below).
- Create "parallel boxplots" simply means to use the given axis to draw two boxplots, one above the other
- Be sure to label which boxplot represents "Modern Thai Dogs" and which represents "Golden Jackals"
- We do not have the entire data set, so we cannot use our calculator to make the boxplot for us...
- Take a look at your "steps for creating a boxplot" notes from the summer academy, or watch the AP Stat Guy video on boxplots!
- Show the work for your fences (for each type of dog), and label which fences are for which group (Modern Thai v. Golden Jackal)
- This is on your chapter 5 quiz!
2.) Score your free response question using the criteria outlined below (the 2004 rubric is a little outdated now, so I have provided an up-to-date rubric to use below).
- Scoring: The Boxplot
- Scroll down to page 12 of this link (click me!) to see the correct boxplots and "fence" work
- E (Essentially Correct):
- Correct boxplots are drawn with each boxplot labeled, the x-axis is labeled, a title is provided, and fence work is correctly shown/labeled
- P (Partially Correct):
- Label for each boxplot (Modern Thai v. Golden Jackal) is omitted, OR
- There is a minor error in the construction of the boxplots, OR
- No outliers are shown, but the boxplot is otherwise correct
- I (Incorrect):
- More than one of the errors listed above (with "P")
- The summary values are used as a full data set to construct the boxplot
- Scoring: Comparing Distributions
- Students should complete each of the following 5 components:
- Describes the shape of each distribution (1 point)
- Identifies outliers for each distribution (1 point)
- COMPARES a measure of center (median) using context and comparative language (1 point) and explains what this means in context (1 point)
- "Modern thai dogs have a larger median mandible length; this suggests that modern thai dogs typically have longer mandibles."
- COMPARES a measure of spread (range or IQR) using context and comparative language (1 point) and explains what this means in context (1 point)
- "Modern Thai dogs have a slightly larger IQR for mandible lengths; this suggests that the middle 50% of mandible lengths for modern thai dogs vary more (or that the middle 50% of mandible lengths for Golden Jackals are more consistent)." OR
- "Golden jackals have a larger range of mandible lengths, which suggests that the mandible lengths of golden jackals vary more."
- Student makes a correct "generally" statement (1 point) supported statistically (1 point)...
- Generally, Modern Thai dogs have longer mandibles;
- roughly 50% of modern thai dogs had longer mandibles than all of the golden jackals." OR
- all modern thai dogs had longer mandibles than all but 3 of the golden jackals.
- E (Essentially Correct):
- Earns 7-8 points based on the scoring above
- P (Partially Correct):
- Earns 5-6 points based on the scoring above
- I (Incorrect):
- Student does not meet criteria for E or P
Tomorrow in class we'll wrap up chapter 5 with some discussion of standard deviation and ogives--see you there!
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