可汗学院数学题目-32Center,spread,andshapeofdistributions
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可汗学院新SAT语法真题下载到目前为止,新版SAT可汗学院官方不断放出更多真题,已经放出了68篇阅读,且之前已经和大家分享过可汗学院新SAT阅读真题,想要下载的同学,请点击:新SAT阅读真题下载(共68篇,且已全)目前可汗学院一共放出41篇新SAT数学真题!想要下载的同学,请点击:新SAT数学真题下载(共41篇)分享了可汗学院的数学和阅读真题后,还有我们的可汗学院SAT语法真题。
截止到6月前,可汗学院一共放出了48套新SAT语法真题,想要吗下载请点击:新SAT语法真题下载(共48篇)(网址:)可汗学院新SAT语法真题(部分)Questions 1-5 are based on the following passage. 1Searching for GuinevereStories of kings and queens have captivated readers for centuries, and arguably, the tales of King Arthur and Guinevere are among the most enchanting. Arthur ruled the kingdom of Camelot, and Guinevere was his queen. But were they real people or fictional characters The debate has continued for centuries. Though many scholars have found evidence that the legendary Arthur was, at the very least, based on a real person who lived in Britain roughly between 450 and (1) 500 CE. They continue to search for the historical identity of Guinevere. Guinevere first appeared as King Arthur’s queen in one of the most widelystudied works of Arthurian literature, (2)The History of the Kings of Britain. This book was written by Geoffrey of Monmouth around 1135 CE. Geoffrey’s historical treatment of the legend is often(3)sited as evidence that the queen of Camelot existed, as the book chronicles the lives of a number of historical rulers.*God help those who help themselves. We help those who trust us. Contact Wechat:satxbs123, help is waiting.1A) NO CHANGEB) 500 CE. ContinuingC) 500 CE, continuingD) 500 CE, they continue2Which choice most effectively combines the sentences at the underlined portionA) The History of the Kings of Britain, and this bookB) The History of the Kings of Britain, whichC) a book called The History of the Kings of Britain,as thisD) a book called The History of the Kings of Britain,and this3A) NO CHANGEB) insightedC) citedD) incitedGuinevere is identified by Geoffrey as a noblewoman of Roman descent who met King Arthur in the court of Duke Cador of Cornwall, where she lived as a ward. (4)In Malory’s portrayal, Guinevere had no real power as a monarch but served as a kind of spiritual leader, providing guidance and moral support to the knights in their roles as defenders of the kingdom. Le Morte d’Arthur was also one of the first works to reference Guinevere’s romance with the knight, Sir many Arth urian scholars know, the distinction between history and literature was blurred in the Middle Ages. Consequently, the true identity of Guinevere may never be known with certainty. Yet regardless of whether Guinevere was real or fictional, her story (5) had endured centuries—and through each retelling, she continues to live on in the imaginations of people around the world.4At this point, the author wants to add a sentence which effectively sets up the portrayal of Guinevere discussed in the rest of the paragraph. Which choice best accomplishes this goalA) Three centuries later, however, Thomas Malory painted a very different portrait of Guinevere in Le Morte d’Arthur.B) Sir Thomas Malory was an English knight and Member of Parliament who also wrote extensively about the history of the British monarchy.C) Many historians believe that the portrayal of Arthur and Guinevere in Sir Thomas Malory’s Le Morte d’Arthur was actually a political commentary on the War of the Roses (1455-1487CE).D) In Le Morte d’Art hur, Sir Thomas Malory describes an idyllic England under King Arthur and Guinevere, which eventually collapses into chaos and political unrest. E. I would be guessing.5A) NO CHANGEB) was enduringC) would have enduredD) has enduredQuestions 1-5 are based on the following passage. 1Cometary Missions: Trajectory for SuccessScientists have been launching cometary missions since 1978. The first one, a joint mission by the European Space Agency, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NAS A), was a “flyby” in which the spacecraft collected data while passing around Comet Giacobini-Zinner. (1)However, the landing of the Rosetta space probe on comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasemenko in 2014 was different: it marked the first time that a probe landed on a( 2 )comet and giving scientists an unprecedented opportunity to study the surface of a comet. In order to continue this valuable research, additional missions are needed; thus, it is critical that more funding be allocated for this 2014 Rosetta mission provided a rare opportunity for scientists to test a number of hypotheses regarding the composition of (3) comets; the distribution of organic compounds in our solar system and the origins of life on Earth. Unlike other cometary missions, the Rosetta spacecraft contained a probe, Philae, that was able to land on the surface of a comet. *Rack your brain and you don't know Wechat: satxbs123, she can help you!1At this point, the writer wants to add accurate information from the graph. Which choice best accomplishes this goalA) From 1978 to 2014, the number of successful missions increased from 28 percent to 72 percent.B) Before 2014, the majority of attempted cometary missions were considered unsuccessful.C) Between then and 2014, 72 percent of the cometary missions were successful.D) Of the missions attempted since then, 44 percent have been successful.2A) NO CHANGEB) comet, but it gaveC) comet, yet givesD) comet, giving3A) NO CHANGEB) comets, the distribution of organic compounds in our solar system,C) comets, the distribution of organic compounds in our solar system;D) comets; the distribution of organic compounds in our solar system,。
Polynomial factors and graphs1.P(x) =2x3−18xGiven the polynomial function P defined above, what are its zeros?A. {−9,−6,2,3}B. {−9,0,2}C. {−3,3}D. {−3,0,3}Correct Answer: D Difficult Level: 22. Which of the following functions could represent the graph BELOW in the xy-plane, where y=P(x)?A. P(x) =x2+6x+8B. P(x) =x3+6x2+8xC. P(x) =x2−6x+8D. P(x) =x3−6x2+8xCorrect Answer: B Difficult Level: 23. A polynomial has zeros at−9,2, and0. Which of the following could be the polynomial?A. x2−7x−18B.x3+7x2−18xC.x3+7x2−18xD.x3+6x2−25x+18Correct Answer: B Difficult Level: 24. (x−7) (x+5) (2x−3)Given the polynomial above, what are its zeros?A.{-7, 5, -3}B. {7, - 5, 3}C. {-7, 5, -3}2D. {7, -5, 3}2Correct Answer: D Difficult Level: 25. 2(x+55) (x−17)Given the polynomial above, what are its zeros?A. x=−55and x=17B. x=−55, x=−2, and x=17C. x=−17and x=55D. x=−17,x=2, and x=55Correct Answer: A Difficult Level: 26. G (z) = (z−1)5−(z−1)4 The polynomial function G is defined above. What is the product of the zeros of G? Fill in the blank:Correct Answer: 2 Difficult Level: 27. The polynomial function P has zeros at3and6. Which of the following could be the definition of P?A. P(x)=x2+9x+18B. P(x)=x2−9x+18C. P(x)=x2+3x+6D. P(x)=x2+6x+3Correct Answer: B Difficult Level: 28. Which of the following equations could represent the graph below in the xy-plane?I. y=(x−3)(x+3)II. y=(x−4)2III. y=(x+2)(x+7)A. ⅠonlyB. ⅡonlyC. I and ⅢonlyD. I,Ⅱand ⅢCorrect Answer: A Difficult Level: 29. h (t)=(t−8)1(t−4)2(t−2)3(t−1)4The polynomial function h is defined above. How many distinct zeros does h have? Correct Answer: 4 Difficult Level: 210.x3 +25x2+50x−1000The polynomial above has(x−5)and (x+10)as factors. What is the remaining factor?A. (x+2)B.(x-2)C. (x+2)D. (x-20)Correct Answer: C Difficult Level: 211.x3+7x2−36The polynomial above has zeros at −6 and 2. If the remaining zero is z, then what is the value of −z?Correct Answer: 3 Difficult Level: 312. The function p is a polynomial of t such that (t−10), (22−t),(t+10), and (20+t)are all factors of p(t). Which of the following could be the graph of y=p(t)in the ty-plane?A. B.C. D.Correct Answer: A Difficult Level: 313. Which of the following graphs appears to represent a polynomial function with a double zero?A. B.C. D.Correct Answer: D Difficult Level: 314.g(x)=x4−4x3+6x2−4x+1The function g is defined above. Given that all zeros of g are integers between−1 and 1inclusive, how many distinct zeros does g have?Correct Answer: 1 Difficult Level: 315.x2−ax+24If one of the zeros of the polynomial above is 8, what is the other zero?Correct Answer: 3 Difficult Level: 316. For a function g, the graph of y=g(x)y=g(x)is shown BELOW. When g(x)is divided by(x+10), the remainder is−20. Which of the following is closest to the remainder when g(x)is divided by(x−10)?A. -28B. -2C. 2D. 28Correct Answer: C Difficult Level: 317. The polynomial function f is defined as f(c)=(c−k)(c2−4c+4) where k is a constant. The value 2 is a zero of f. What is the remainder of f(c) when divided by (c−2)?Correct Answer: 0 Difficult Level: 318. Which of the following graphs in the xy-plane have−3and5as all of their distinct zeros for −6≤x≤6?I. II.III.A. I onlyB. I and II onlyC. II and III onlyD. I. II and III.Correct Answer: B Difficult Level: 319. Given some rational constant a, which polynomial equation could represent the graph BELOW in the xy-plane?A.y=a(x+1)2(x−5)B.y=a(x+1) (x−5)C.y=a(x+1) (2x+1)(x−5)D.y=a(x−1) (x+5)2Correct Answer: B Difficult Level: 320. The equation s=(t+3)2(t+2)(t+1)(t)(t−1) is graphed on the st-plane. What is the product of the t-intercepts of the graph?Correct Answer: 0 Difficult Level: 321. q(v)=(v−8)(v−5)(v−4)(v+5)(v+10)The function q is defined above. If the sum of the zeros of q is s, what is the value of s?Correct Answer: 2 Difficult Level: 322. (x−√3)2(x−√7)Given the polynomial above, what are its zeros?A.x=−√3and x=−√7B. x=√3and x=√7C.x=3and x=√7D.x=−3and x=−√7Correct Answer: B Difficult Level: 323. The graph of the polynomial equation y=α(t) is shown BELOW. Which of the following must be true?** leading coefficient is positive.** sum of the distinct t intercepts is negative.** constant coefficient is positive.** product of the distinct t intercepts is negative.Correct Answer: D Difficult Level: 324. The graph shown at left could represent which of the following equations?A. h=−(b−10)(b−20)(b+20)B. h=(b−10)(b−20)(b+20)C. h=−(b+10)(b−20)(b+20)D. h=(b+10)(b−20)(b+20)Correct Answer: A Difficult Level: 325.x3+7x2−36The polynomial above has zeros at −6 and 2. If the remaining zero is z, then what is the value of−z?Correct Answer: 3 Difficult Level: 326. The polynomial function f is defined as f(m)=(m3−m2−17m−15)(m+1). Whenf(m) is divided by (m+1), what is the remainder?Correct Answer: 0 Difficult Level: 427.p(n)=(n3−12n2+47n−60)(n−4)q(n)=(n+13)(n−4)The functions p and q are defined above. One of the functions has a zero at n=5. What is (p+q)(5)?Correct Answer: 18 Difficult Level: 428. Which of the following could be the equation corresponding to the graph BELOW?A.s=a⋅a⋅a⋅aB.s=(a−1)(a−1)C.s=a⋅a⋅a⋅a⋅aD.s=(a−1)(a−1)(a−1)Correct Answer: C Difficult Level: 429.p=(w−30)(w2+178w+7921)Given that −89 is a double zero of the polynomial equation above, which of the following could be the graph of the equation in the pw-plane?A. B.C. D.Correct Answer: D Difficult Level: 430.ℓ(x)=x4+36x2−10,000The polynomial function ℓ is defined above. What is the remainder of ℓ(x) when divided by (x+10)?Correct Answer: 3600 Difficult Level: 431.g (w)=(w+13)3(w+19)2The polynomial function g is defined above. When g (w) is divided by (w+16), the remainder is r. What is the value of ∣r∣?Correct Answer: 243 Difficult Level: 432. A function p p is defined as p(x) = (x−a)(x−15)(x−20)+15 where a is a constant. Given that p (7)=15, what is the value of a?Correct Answer: 7 Difficult Level: 433. A function w is a defined as w(x)=ax2+bx+c where a, b, and c are constants.If a=3 and w(3)=w(15)=0, then what is the absolute value of b?Correct Answer: 54 Difficult Level: 434. A function s is defined as s(x)=(x−4)(x−5)2. A function h is defined ash(x)=(x−a)s(x). For some constant a, (x−a)3 is a factor of h. What is s(a)?Correct Answer: 0 Difficult Level: 435.12x2+ax+2, what is the other zero?If one of the zeros of the above polynomial is 23Correct Answer: 1Difficult Level: 44** any polynomial function h, the polynomial function g is defined to be g(w)=(w−25 )(w−1)h(w). If h has zeros at 1 and 3 only, what is the sum of the distinct zeros of g?Correct Answer: 36 Difficult Level: 437. The polynomial function f f is defined as f(x)=(x−c1)(x−c2)(x−c3)⋯(x−cn)for some positive integer n. Each of the values c1,c2,c3,,,cn is a real number. The graph of y=f(x)is shown BELOW. Which of the following could be the value of n?A. 0B. 1C. 2D. 3Correct Answer: D Difficult Level: 438. The polynomial function f is defined as f(m)=(m3−m2−17m−15)(m+1). When f(m) is divided by (m+1), what is the remainder?Correct Answer: 0 Difficult Level: 4。
美国“高考”SAT考试的数学题数学第一部分时间(25分钟)16个问题说明:这部分包含有两种类型的问题。
你将有25分钟时间来完成他们.对于1-8,在所给选项中选出一个最佳答案,然后再答题卡上填上相应的圆圈,你可以使用任何可用的草稿纸空间。
注释:1、可以使用计算器。
2、所有使用的数字均为实数。
3、在测试中,问题中所提供的数字或图表都包含一定的信息,这对于解题很有帮助。
所有图表都是比较准确的,除非在某些具体问题中,图表没有按比例绘制。
所有数字都呈现于平面上,除非另有说明。
4、除非另有规定,对于任何函数f 的值域都是所有实数x 的集合,并使得f(x) 是实数。
可能用到的公式:1、If 4(t+u)+ 3 =19,then t+u=如果4(t+u)+ 3 =19, 那么t+u=A 3B 4C 5D 6E 72、如图,三条直线相交于一点。
如果f=85,e=25,那么a 的值是多少?A 60B 65C 70D 75E 853、如果玛丽开车行驶n 英里用了t 小时,那么下列哪个可以表示她行驶的平均速度,英里/小时?A n/tB t/nC 1/ntD ntE n²t4、如果a 是一个奇数,b 是一个偶数,那么选项中哪一个是奇数?A 3bB a+3C 2(a+b)D a+2bE 2a+b5、在平面坐标内,F(—2,1),G(1,4),H(4,1)在以P为圆心的圆上,那么点P的坐标是什么?A(0,0)B(1,1)C(1,2)D(1,—2)E(2.5,2.5)6、如图,如果-3≤x≤6,那么x 有几个值,使得f(x)=2?A 零B 一个C 两个D 三个E 三个以上7、如果t 和t+2 的算术平均值是x, t 和t-2的算术平均值是y,那么x 和y 的算术平均值是多少?A 1B 1/2C tD t+1/2E 2t8、对于任何数x 和y,假设x△y=x²+xy+y²,那么(3△1)△1等于多少?A 5B 13C 27D 170E 1839、摩根的植物在一年之内从42厘米长到57厘米。
可汗学院新放出来的几套题难度比较偏低,适合基础阶段练习使用。
大家千万记得,切忌考前用难度系数偏低的题当成模考题,以免影响整体做题的速度。
The Two Faces of Tlatilco这篇考古学文章在讲关于Tlatilco culture中一些发现。
重点研究的是下面这个不知道是什么的大概N多个眼睛鼻子嘴的面具。
然而这些都不重要,毕竟是语法题。
我们只需要知道本篇文章argue的是关于这个东东的象征意义就可以了。
Q1:标点符号题,难度系数:低。
考查主从句之间的连接。
比较容易错的点是正确选项中将关系代词当成插入语使用,容易引起学生的误解。
Q2:句子结构题,难度系数:低。
正确选项是唯一句子结构完整的选项。
Q3:句间逻辑关系,难度系数:低。
上一句讲述关于mythologies的两面性,下一句解释这个名词本身就是有两个意思。
Q4 :过渡,难度系数:低。
用于衔接上下文。
Q5:标点符号,难度系数:低。
本题考查标点符号中unnecessary punctuation,主语和动词之间不加标点符号。
Q6 : 过渡句,难度系数:中。
本题考查上下文之间的transition,但是需要阅读的信息偏多,并且需要做到承上启下,容易有遗漏信息或者是句子的中心偏移的情况存在,容易影响做题速度。
Q7:effective language use,难度系数:低。
选择不包含重复信息的简洁有效选项即可。
Q8:时态,难度系数:中。
不少同学在这道题中都容易选出B的错误选项。
本题中出现了it’s possible that..明确表推测,用may have been.判断准确的主语,depictions,答案选择动词复数形式。
Q10:人称&用语正式性,难度系数:中排除错误的人称,根据正式性进行判断。
Q11:conclusion总结性信息概括结果,选择添加。
Comedy in Contrast:The Style of Flannery O’Connor这篇文章是关于Flannery O’Connor的小说风格。
Data inferences1.A random sample of 35 four-door passenger vehicles had a mean gas mileage, in miles per gallon (mpg), of 25.9 mpg. The estimate had a margin of error of 2.6 mpg at a 98% confidence level. Of the following, which is most plausible value for the true mean of the mileage of four-door passenger vehicles in general?A.24 mpgB.29 mpgC.32 mpgD.35 mpgCorrect answer: A Difficulty level: 22.Based on random samples of river heights, oceanographers estimate that 4,800 cubic kilometers (km3) of freshwater is discharged into the Arctic Ocean annually. The estimate has a margin of error of 240km3at the 90%confidence level. Which of the following is the most reasonable claim about the volume of freshwater discharged annually into the Arctic Ocean?A.It is between 4,800 and 5,040 km3.B.It is between 4,560 and 5,040 km3.C.It is between 240 and 4800 km3.D.It is between 240 and 4320 km3.Correct answer: B Difficulty level: 23.A survey of 9,000 randomly selected dentists practicing in the United States (US) found that 3,600 of them used text messaging to remind clients of upcoming appointments. If there were 147,000 practicing dentists in the US, approximately how many of them used text messaging for that purpose?A.12,600 dentistsB.58,800 dentistsC.159,600 dentistsD.367,500 dentistsCorrect answer: B Difficulty level: 24.A random sample of international flights in 2013 showed that 79% of the flights arrived within 15 minutes of their scheduled arrival time, and this estimate had a margin of error of 3% at a 95% confidence level. Which of the following conclusions is best?A.Exactly 79% arrived within 15 minutes of their scheduled times.B.Exactly 76% arrived within 15 minutes of their scheduled times.C.Between 76% and 82% arrived within 15 minutes of their scheduled times.D.Between 92% and 98% arrived within 15 minutes of their scheduled times.Correct answer: C Difficulty level: 25.In a poll of 1,578 randomly selected American adults, 44.8% of the respondents said that airlines should allow in-flight calls on airplanes. The results had a margin of error of 2.5%at a 90% confidence level. Which of the following is most likely to be equal to the percentage of all American adults who would say that airlines should allow in-flight calls?A.40%B.43%C.48%D.90%Correct answer: B Difficulty level: 26.In a study of 40randomly selected captive Octopus vulgaris, researchers found that the octopi could learn to integrate visual and tactile information to find food after a mean of 119 trials. The estimate had a margin of error of 18 trials at a 95% confidence level. Which of the following is the most reasonable conclusion about the number of trials it would take all captive Octopus vulgaris in general to learn to find the food?A.The evidence suggests that half of them would require 119 or fewer trials.B.The evidence suggests that the mean number of trials would be 119 trials.C.The evidence suggests that the mean number of trials would be between 119 and 137 trials.D.The evidence suggests that the mean number of trials would be between 101 and 137 trials. Correct answer: D Difficulty level: 37.Researchers measured the heart rates of several randomly selected astronauts exercising on stationary bicycles during long-term space missions. The researchers found the mean heart rate of the astronauts was 155 beats per minute with a margin of error of 12 beats per minute at a 90% confidence level. Which of the following is the most plausible value for the mean heart rate of all astronauts exercising on stationary bicycles during long-term space missions?A. 130 beats per minuteB. 140 beats per minuteC. 160 beats per minuteD. 175 beats per minuteCorrect answer: C Difficulty level: 38.In a poll of 14,697 randomly selected adults in the United States, those polled spent an average of $95 per day in November of last year, as compared with $91 per day in November two years ago. The estimates had a margin of error of $4 at the 95% confidence level. Which of the following is a reasonable claim to make based on this sample?A. All adults in the United States spent between $91 and $99 daily last November.B. 95% of adults in the United States spent between $91 and $99 daily last November.C. It is plausible that average daily spending of adults in the United States remained the same inNovember of last year as it was in November two years ago.D. Between 91% and 99% of adults in the United States spent $4 more daily last November thanin November two years ago.Correct answer: C Difficulty level: 39.In a particular county, a sample of the population showed that 84% of the households lived in the same residence as they had the previous year. The estimate had a margin of error of 1.5% at the 90% confidence level. If the county has 50,000 households, which of the following best estimates the number of households that lived in the same residence as they had the previous year, at the 90% confidence level?A. 34,500 to 49,500 residentsB. 37,500 to 50,000 residentsC. 41,250 to 42,750 householdsD. 44,250 to 45,750 householdsCorrect answer: C Difficulty level: 310.Prior to the 2014 elections, 1,000 randomly selected Louisiana voters were surveyed about what single issue would most likely influence their vote. Of those surveyed, 560voters answered that the state of the economy would most influence their vote. Based on this information, which statement about all voters in Louisiana is most appropriate?A.Exactly 56% of all Louisiana voters thought the state of the economy would most influencetheir voting.B.Approximately 56%of all Louisiana voters thought the state of the economy would mostinfluence their voting.C.Exactly 56% of Louisiana voters would vote for the candidate with the best plan to improvethe economy.D.Approximately 56% of Louisiana voters would vote for the candidate with the best plan toimprove the economy.Correct answer: B Difficulty level: 311.A **pany sells bottles of water. A random sample of 50 water bottles found that the bottles contained, on average, 0.96 liters of water, and the estimate had a margin of error of 0.08 liters at the 95% confidence level. Which of the following is a reasonable claim to make based on this sample?A.**pany always fills its water bottles with less than 1 liter of water.B.**pany usually fills its water bottles with between 0.96 liters and 1.04 liters of water.C.**pany always fills its water bottles with between 0.88 liters and 1.04 liters of water.It is plausible that, on average, **pany fills its water bottles with 1 or more liters of water.Correct answer: D Difficulty level: 412.An archaeologist uses an accelerator mass spectrometer to find the age of a buried branch. At the 68% confidence level, the spectrometer estimates that the branch was 10,000 years old with a margin of error of 200 years. Which of the following could the spectrometer estimate as the age of the branch at the 95% confidence level?A.9,500 years old, with a margin of error of 500 yearsB.10,000 years old, with a margin of error of 400 yearsC.9,500 years old, with a margin of error of 50 yearsD.10,000 years old, with a margin of error of 40 yearsCorrect answer: B Difficulty level: 413.A random sample of500residents of a town included 173residents who primarily spoke a language other than English at home, with a margin of error of 25 residents and a confidence level of 98%. If the town has 25,000 residents, how many residents primarily speak a language other than English at home, with the 98% confidence level?A.7,400 to 9,900 residentsB.8,625 to 8,675 residentsC.24,475 to 24,525 residentsD.23,250 to 25,750 residentsCorrect answer: A Difficulty level: 414.In the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 80.5% of the participants had healthy levels of high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol, the estimate has a margin of error of 1.5% at a confidence level of 95%. The participants were a random sample of United States (US) residents. If the US population at the time of the study was 316 million people, what is the estimate at a 95% confidence level of the number of people in the US who had healthy levels of HDL cholesterol?A.237 million to 246 million peopleB.245million to 264 million peopleC.250 million to 259 million peopleD.254 million to 300 million peopleCorrect answer: C Difficulty level: 415.A university had 150 students registered for an introductory sociology class. The students were randomly assigned to either a section taught with case studies or with lectures. Both sections took the same final exam. Both margins of error are at a 90% confidence level. Which of the following conclusions is the most reasonable regarding the sociology class?A.The university should only offer the lecture teaching method, because students in that sectionhad a higher final exam average.B.The university should not offer either teaching method, case studies or lectures, becauseneither section achieved the target 90% average.C.The university should only offer the lecture teaching method, because the final exam averageplus the margin of error achieved the target 90%.D.The university does not have strong evidence to indicate which teaching method is moreeffective.Correct answer: D Difficulty level: 4。
高二英语几何图形单选题40题1.A basketball is a kind of sphere. What's the shape of a basketball?A.circleB.sphereC.squareD.triangle答案:B。
A 选项“circle”是圆形,指平面图形;B 选项“sphere”是球体,符合篮球的形状;C 选项“square”是正方形;D 选项“triangle”是三角形。
本题考查几何图形的英语表达及区分平面图形和立体图形。
2.The rim of a bicycle wheel is close to what shape?A.circleB.ovalC.rectangleD.pentagon答案:A。
自行车轮的边缘接近圆形。
B 选项“oval”是椭圆;C 选项“rectangle”是长方形;D 选项“pentagon”是五边形。
本题考查对圆形的认识及相关词汇。
3.A coin is in the shape of a(n) _____.A.circleB.sphereC.cubeD.cylinder答案:A。
硬币是圆形的。
B 选项“sphere”是球体;C 选项“cube”是立方体;D 选项“cylinder”是圆柱体。
本题考查常见圆形物体及相关词汇。
4.The shape of a clock face is usually a _____.A.squareB.circleC.triangleD.rectangle答案:B。
钟面通常是圆形的。
A 选项“square”是正方形;C 选项“triangle”是三角形;D 选项“rectangle”是长方形。
本题考查对生活中圆形物体的认识。
5.A pizza is usually in the shape of a _____.A.circleB.ovalC.rectangleD.trapezoid答案:A。
高二英语数学文化赏析练习题40题含答案解析1.The famous mathematician Archimedes is known for his contributions to which field?A.Mathematics onlyB.Physics onlyC.Both mathematics and physicsD.Chemistry答案解析:C。
Archimedes is famous for his contributions to both mathematics and physics. Option A is incorrect because he is also known for his work in physics. Option B is incorrect because he is also known for his work in mathematics. Option D is incorrect because he is not known for his contributions to chemistry.2.Which mathematician is known as the father of geometry?A.PythagorasB.EuclidC.PlatoD.Aristotle答案解析:B。
Euclid is known as the father of geometry. Option A is incorrect because Pythagoras is known for the Pythagorean theorem. Option C is incorrect because Plato is a philosopher. Option D is incorrect because Aristotle is a philosopher.3.Leonardo Fibonacci is famous for introducing which sequence?A.Arithmetic sequenceB.Geometric sequenceC.Fibonacci sequenceD.Harmonic sequence答案解析:C。
高二英语几何图形单选题40题1.A circle has a diameter of 10 cm. What is its radius?A.5 cmB.10 cmC.15 cmD.20 cm答案:A。
本题考查圆的半径和直径的关系。
半径是直径的一半,已知直径是10 厘米,那么半径就是5 厘米。
选项B 是直径的长度,选项C 和D 与题目所给信息不符。
2.The circumference of a circle is 31.4 cm. What is its diameter?A.5 cmB.10 cmC.15 cmD.20 cm答案:B。
本题考查圆的周长和直径的关系。
圆的周长公式是C=πd(C 是周长,d 是直径),已知周长是31.4 厘米,π取3.14,那么直径d=C÷π=31.4÷3.14=10 厘米。
选项A、C、D 计算结果与题目不符。
3.A circular pizza has a radius of 8 inches. What is the area of the pizza?A.64π square inchesB.16π square inchesC.32π square inchesD.48π square inches答案:A。
本题考查圆的面积公式。
圆的面积公式是S=πr²((S 是面积,r 是半径),半径是8 英寸,那么面积就是π×8²=64π 平方英寸。
选项B、C、D 计算结果错误。
4.The distance around a circular park is 100 meters. What is the radius of the park?A.10 metersB.15 metersC.20 metersD.25 meters答案:C。
本题考查圆的周长公式的应用。
圆的周长公式是C=2πr (C 是周长,r 是半径),已知周长是100 米,π取3.14,那么半径r=C÷2÷π=100÷2÷3.14≈15.92,最接近20 米。
高二数学立体几何英语阅读理解20题1<背景文章>A cube is a three-dimensional figure with six equal square faces. It has many interesting properties. The length of each edge of a cube is denoted by 'a'.The surface area of a cube is given by the formula 6a². This means that if the length of an edge is known, we can easily calculate the total surface area covered by the six square faces. For example, if a cube has an edge length of 5 centimeters, then its surface area would be 6 times 5 squared, which is 6 times 25, equal to 150 square centimeters.The volume of a cube is calculated using the formula a³. So, for the same cube with an edge length of 5 centimeters, the volume would be 5 cubed, which is 125 cubic centimeters.Cubes can be found in many real-life applications. For instance, dice are perfect cubes. Also, some storage boxes are in the shape of cubes, which helps in optimizing space. Architects and designers often use cubes in their designs to create unique structures.1. The formula for the surface area of a cube is ____.A. 4a²B. 5a²C. 6a²D. 7a²答案:C。
Center, spread, and shape of distributions1.The number of telephone lines in each country in Central America and the Carribean is shown above in a dot plot. The number of telephone lines in each country has been rounded to the nearest 250 thousand. According to the dot plot, what is the median number of telephone lines (in thousands)?Correct answer: 0 Difficulty level: 2 2.In the dot plot above, the length of the coastline of each country in South America is shown inthousands of kilometers (1000-km), rounded to the nearest thousand kilometers. According to the dot plot, what is the mean length of coastline, in thousands of kilometers?Correct answer: 2 Difficulty level: 23.During a five-day period, Marta served a different number of customers at her flower shop each day. The mean number of daily customers served during this period was 17.In the following month, during the same five-day period, she served 16 customers for four of the days, but on the fifth day, she served 25 customers. What is the difference between the means of the number of customers she served during the two five-day periods?A.**B.**C.**The two means are equal.Correct answer: A Difficulty level: 24.The table above shows the annual average per pupil educational expenditures in the United States from 2008 through 2012. What is the range of the per pupil expenditures?Correct answer: 641 Difficulty level: 25.The box plot above summarizes the resting heart rates, in beats per minute, of the members at a gym. What is the range of resting heart rates?A.16 beats per minuteB.31 beats per minuteC.62 beats per minuteD.70 beats per minuteCorrect answer: C Difficulty level: 26.The box-and-whisker plot above shows the average outdoor temperature of a North American Cityat noon, in degrees Fahrenheit, for each month of the year. What is the range of the temperatures?A.17B.27C.61D.111Correct answer: C Difficulty level: 27.A census was taken in 11 African countries. For each country, the amount of the population that had access to water from the water supply industry **puted and recorded to the nearest 5 percent. This amount was expressed as a percentage of the total population and plotted above. According to the dot plot, what is the range of these percentages?Percentage of population supplied by water supply industryCorrect answer: 70 Difficulty level: 28.The number of employees in each industry in Seattle was recorded and rounded to the nearest 10 thousand. The results are displayed in the dot plot above. According to the dot plot, what is the median number of employees, in thousands?Correct answer: 20 Difficulty level: 29.Data was taken on carpooling in Tallahassee, Florida. For each person's **mute, the number of people in the car was recorded. The results are summarized in the bar graph at left. What is the median number of people in the car?Correct answer: 1 Difficulty level: 2 10.Daily rainfall in centimeters was recorded over a 41-year period in Turramurra. For each year, the day with the most rain in centimeters was plotted above according to its amount of rainfall to the nearest 2 centimeters. According to the dot plot, what is the maximum amount of rainfall that was ever recorded in a single day in Turramurra, in centimeters?Correct answer: 38 Difficulty level: 2 11.The annual natural gas production of the Middle Eastern countries is recorded in the dot plot above. Each value is rounded to the nearest 10 billion cubic meters. According to the dotplot,what is the median annual natural gas production, in billions of cubic meters?Correct answer: 10 Difficulty level: 212.A linguistics library contains several archives of language samples. The table above gives the number of distinct languages referenced in each archive. What is the range of numbers of distinct languages referenced?Correct answer: 255 Difficulty level: 213.On a message board, participants listed words whose letters are all in alphabetical order, such as "almost." The table at left lists the number of words they listed with each letter count. What was the median letter count of the words they listed?Correct answer: 5 Difficulty level: 214.A police officer recorded the travel speeds, in miles per hour, of traffic on a major arterial road. The histogram to the left shows the number of vehicles driving at each speed. Which statement **pares the mean and the median of the data?A.There is no mean value for this data.B.The mean is greater than the median.C.The median is greater than the mean.D.The mean and median are approximately equal.Correct answer: D Difficulty level: 315.In San Jose, the amount of time it took each person to get to work was recorded and rounded up to the nearest 5 minutes. The data collected for men and women are shown in the bar graph to the left. According to the bar graph, which of the **parisons is true?A.The mean travel time for men is greater than the mean travel time for women.B.The mean travel time for women is greater than the mean travel time for men.C.The median travel time for men is greater than the median travel time for women.D.The median travel time for women is greater than the median travel time for men.Correct answer: A Difficulty level: 316.The table at left partially reports the numbers of civil aircraft produced in the United States during the course of 5 months. If there was a mean of 325 civil aircraft produced during that time, how many were produced in month B?Correct answer: 299 Difficulty level: 317.Adult workers in Los Angeles Country were surveyed to see how many vehicles were available in their household. Data was taken separately for males and females in order to compare them.According to the bar graph to the left, which of the following is true?A.The median number of vehicles available to females is greater than the median number ofvehicles available to males.B.The median number of vehicles available to males is greater than the median number ofvehicles available to females.C.The median number of vehicles available to females is equal to the median number ofvehicles available to males.D.There is not enough information to compare the median number of vehicles available tofemales and males.Correct answer: C Difficulty level: 318.For each of the largest 21 **panies in Europe, the average delay of flights was calculated and shown in the dot plot above. If we remove the two airlines with the highest flight delays from the dot plot, which of the following will result?A.The mean will decrease only.B.The mean and range will decrease only.C.The mean and median will decrease only.D.The mean, median, and range will decrease.Correct answer: B Difficulty level: 319.A class tested their reaction times to catch a falling object. The dot plot above gives their results, to the nearest tenth of a second. Which statement **pares the median and the mean for this data?A.The mean is greater than the median.B.The median is greater than the mean.C.The mean and the median are about the same.D.There is not enough information to determine the meanCorrect answer: A Difficulty level: 320.The cost of each house in New Mexico is summarized in the histogram to the left. Houses that are worth more than 1 million dollars are not shown due to space limitations. Above 1 million dollars, the number of houses continues to decrease steadily as the cost increases. What is the range of house costs?A.0B.150 thousandC.1,000 thousandD.There is not enough information to determine the range.Correct answer: D Difficulty level: 321.The age distributions of males and females in Chicago is shown in the bar graph at left. People aged 19 or younger are called "children," people aged 20 to 59 are called "adults," and people aged 60 or older are called "seniors." According to the data shown, which of the following is true?A.The percentage of male children is less than the percentage of female children, but thepercentage of male adults is greater than the percentage of female adults.B.The percentage of male children is greater than the percentage of female children, and thepercentage of male adults is greater than the percentage of female adults.C.The percentage of male children is less than the percentage of female children, but there is notenough information to compare the percentage of male adults to the percentage of female adults.D.The percentage of male children is greater than the percentage of female children, but there isnot enough information to compare the percentage of male adults to the percentage of female adults.Correct answer: B Difficulty level: 322.Students at schools in different states calculated the volume of snow that it took to fill one cup of water after the snow had melted. Their results, in cups, were:3.7, 3.0, 3.9, 2.5, 2.5, 2.2To the nearest tenth of a cup, how much greater was the mean than the median of their calculations?Correct answer: 15⁄ Difficulty level: 323. The table at left partially summarizes the percent of residents in different counties whoparticipate in performing arts at least once a month. The percentages have a range of 12.9%. What could be the percentage of county G residents who participate in performing arts at least once a month?Correct answer: 225⁄ or 885⁄ Difficulty level: 3 24.In a large city, each home was surveyed to see how many rooms it had. The bar graph at left shows the results. If a **pany in the city were to build 22,000 4-room homes, the median number of rooms would decrease by1. Due to a shortage of supplies, the **pany decides to build 22,000 3-room homes instead. These are the only homes being built, so the data is not affected by anything else. By how much will the median number of rooms decrease?Correct answer: 1 Difficulty level: 3 25.Elena mailed 6 packages, with the following shipping charges. $6.15, $4.78. $5.61, $4.41, $4.21, $6.54If she mails a 7th package for $5.61, how will that affect the median shipping charge?A. The median will remain the same.B. The median will increase by $0.05.C. The median will increase by $0.41.D. The median will increase by $0.60.Correct answer: CDifficulty level: 3 26.Both dot plots to the left show the years on which various New Zealand wineries were founded. The first dot plot rounds these values to the nearest 10 years and the second dot plot rounds these values to the nearest 20 years. If we calculate the mean, median, and range based on each of the dot plots and not from the original data used to generate them, which of them will differ from the first dot plot to the second?A.None will differ.B.Mean onlyC.Mean and median onlyD.Mean, median, and rangeCorrect answer: C Difficulty level: 327.For each of the 15 countries in the Middle East, the percentage of the labor force in agriculture was recorded to the nearest 5 percent. This data is shown in the dot plot above. Based on the shape of the data, which of the following **pares the mean and the median?A.The mean is less than the median.B.The mean is greater than the median.C.The mean is equal to the median.D.There is not enough information to compare the mean and the median.Correct answer: B Difficulty level: 3The editors of a newspaper want a proportional number of articles about fine and performing arts to those in the 20 best-selling US newspapers. They calculate that they need 24 such articles per month in their own paper. The dot plot above shows the number of fine and performing arts articles in their paper each month. How many fine and performing arts articles does the newspaper need in the 12th month in order to have a mean of 24 such articles per month?A.22 articlesB.24 articlesC.25 articlesD.29 articlesCorrect answer: D Difficulty level: 329.The box-and-whisker plots at left show data on the heights, in meters, of all waves measured at an ocean beach on two separate days. What is the difference of the median wave height from day 1 and the median wave height from day 2, in meters?Correct answer: 0.4 Difficulty level: 3In New Mexico, the number of bedrooms in each house is recorded and shown in the bar graph to the left. The rightmost **bines all houses with at least 5 bedrooms in it. According to the bar graph, what can we say about the mean number of bedrooms in New Mexico houses?A.The mean is less than 3.B.The mean is greater than 3.C.The mean is equal to 3.D.There is not enough information to compare the mean to 3.Correct answer: D Difficulty level: 331.In San Jose, the time that people left home in the morning was recorded and is shown in the bar graph to the left to the nearest 30 minutes. Times before 5:30 a.m. or after 9:00 a.m. were not included in the data. According to the data shown, which of the **parisons between the male and female population is correct?A.The range of time leaving home for females is greater than the range of time leaving home formales.B.The range of time leaving home for males is greater than the range of time leaving home forfemales.C.The mean time leaving home for females is greater than the mean time leaving home formales.D.The mean time leaving home for males is greater than the mean time leaving home forfemales.Correct answer: C Difficulty level: 332.The students in Juan's math class have the exact same mean height as the students in Juan's English class. However, while the standard deviation of the student heights in his math class is 3.2 inches, the standard deviation of the student heights in his English class is 6.1 inches. Which of the following statements must be true?A.The mean height of the students in Juan's English class is 2.9 inches greater than the meanheight of the students in Juan's math class.B.The median height of the students in Juan's English class is 2.9 inches greater than the medianheight of the students in Juan's math class.C.The heights of the students in Juan's math class are more variable than the heights of thestudents in Juan's English class.D.The heights of the students in Juan's math class are less variable than the heights of thestudents in Juan's English class.Correct answer: D Difficulty level: 333.An environmental biologist recorded the numbers of snail eggs in the first clutch (group) laid at different temperatures, as shown in the histograms to the left. At 22C, the snails laid a mean of 49 eggs. At 25C, they laid a mean of 31 eggs. Which statement **pares the standard deviations of the numbers of eggs?A.Both sets vary too much to have a valid standard deviation.B.The standard deviation is greater when the first clutch is at 22C.C.The standard deviation is greater when the first clutch is at 25C.D.The standard deviations at both temperatures are about the same.Correct answer: B Difficulty level: 334.The number of structures built in each decade in Denver County is shown in the histogram to the left. Data for years before 1940 or after 2009 was not collected. Which of the following statements about the shape of the number of structures built is true?A.It is bell-shaped because most structures were built in the 1950-1959 decade.B.It is bell-shaped because most structures were built in the 1970-1979 decade.C.There is little variance in the shape.D.There is a lot of variance in the shape.Correct answer: D Difficulty level: 335.The box plot above depicts the numbers of law degrees (JD or LL.B), in thousands, conferred each year in the United States over a span of 49 years. No two years had duplicate numbers of degrees conferred. If the next year, there were 46 thousand degrees conferred, how would that affect the range, mean, and median of the numbers?A.Only the range would increase.B.Only the range and mean would increase.C.The range, median, and mean would all increase.D.The range and median would increase. The change in mean is inconclusive.Correct answer: C Difficulty level: 336.The bar graph to the left summarizes the household size of social worker's client families. Whichstatement best describes the relationship between the mean and median household size?A.The mean is greater than the median, because there are 2families with many more than 4family members.B.The median is greater than the mean, because there are more families with more than 4 familymember than with fewer members.C.The mean and the median are equal, because there are more than twice as many families with4 member than with any other number.D.There is not enough information to compare the mean and the median.Correct answer: A Difficulty level: 337.The time in minutes, rounded to the nearest minute, that runners took to finish a 3-mile race is shown in the table to the left. If the mean finish time was 21 minutes, what is the value of r in this table?A. 1B. 2C. 3D. 6Correct answer: B Difficulty level: 438.A student repeatedly tests the solubility of dibutyl phthalate, a chemical used in plastic, in water. The results, in moles of dibutyl phthalate per liter of water are:5.2∙10−5 , 3∙10−5 , and 3.5∙10−5The student calculates the mean and median of the results, then reads on the safety sheet for the chemical that its solubility is 1.4∙10−4 moles per liter of water. How would the mean and median change if the student includes the solubility from the safety sheet in the calculations?A.They will both decrease, but the mean will decrease more.B.They will both decrease, but the median will decrease more.C.They will both increase, but the mean will increase more.D.They will both increase, but the median will increase more.Correct answer: C Difficulty level: 439.For each of the 50 largest airlines in the world, its percentage of on-time flights is plotted to the left to the nearest 5 percent. According to the dot plot, which of the following is true?A.There are an equal number of points to the left of 72.5 as to the right of 72.5, so the medianpercentage of on-time flights is 72.5.B.There are an equal number of points to the left of 72.5 as to the right of 72.5, so the meanpercentage of on-time flights is 72.5.C.There is a smaller concentration of points on the left side of the dot plot, so the medianpercentage of on-time flights is less than the mean.D.There is a smaller concentration of points on the left side of the dot plot, so the meanpercentage of on-time flights is less than the median.Correct answer: D Difficulty level: 440.The dot plot above depicts the heights in inches of players on a professional basketball team. What would happen to the standard deviation of the data set if the lowest and highest heights were removed?A.It would increase.B.It would decrease.C.It would remain the same.D.There is not enough information to determine the impact on the standard deviation of the dataset.Correct answer: B Difficulty level: 441.), of several varieties of onion A farmer recorded the total fresh yield, in kilograms per hectare (kgℎayield, crops. The table at left gives the results. If the farmer tried a new variety, with a 57,930kgℎahow would it affect the median and mean of the crop yields?A.Both the median and the mean will increase.B.Both the median and the mean will decrease.C.The median will decrease, but the mean will increase.D.The median will increase, but the mean will decrease.Correct answer: D Difficulty level: 442.Land surveyors visited a small fishing village and divided the land into plots, each 120 square meters in area. They counted the number of dwellings on each plot and recorded their data in the bar graph to the left. Due to people moving away from the village, some residents are **bining dwellings together in order to create larger ones. If this is the only change being made to the data, then which of the following must be true when the land is surveyed again?A.The mean number of dwellings will decrease.B.The median number of dwellings will decrease.C.The range of the number of dwellings will increase.D.The variance of the number of dwellings will increase.Correct answer: A Difficulty level: 443.Judah, a marketing consultant, tracked how many times his customers asked a question during his sales calls over a one month period. Based on the results shown in the distribution above, what was the median number of questions asked?A.4B.**5**Correct answer: B Difficulty level: 444.A class used catapults to launch 2 kinds of gummy candies. The dot plots at left record the distances the gummy candies travelled, in inches. Which statement **pares the standard deviations and the means of the distances travelled of the 2 kinds of candies?A.The worm gummy distances have a greater standard deviation and mean than the fish gummydisB.The worm gummy distances have a greater standard deviation, but a lower mean than the fishgummy distances.C.The fish gummy distances have a greater standard deviation and mean than the worm gummydistances.D.The fish gummy distances have a greater standard deviation, but a lower mean than the wormgummy distances.Correct answer: A Difficulty level: 445.An employer wanted to compare **mute times between 1st and 2nd shift employees. Both shifts had a **mute of 17 minutes. The histograms to the left summarize the **mute times of the employees. Which of the following statements **pares the standard deviations of the shifts?A.The standard deviations are equal.B.The standard deviation for the 1st shift employees is greater.C.The standard deviation for the 2nd shift employees is greater.D.Histograms do not provide enough information to compare standard deviations.Correct answer: C Difficulty level: 446.The histograms to the left show the test results of two different 11th grade history classes on the same exam. Which statement **pares the standard deviations of the two data sets?A.he standard deviation of the scores from class A is greater than the standard deviation of thescores from class B.B.The standard deviation of the scores from class B is greater than the standard deviation of thescores from class A.C.The standard deviation of the scores from class A is equal to the standard deviation of thescores from class B.D.There is not enough information to compare the two standard deviations.Correct answer: B Difficulty level: 447.A candidate in a local election analyzed the voter data for 7 of the towns where she was on the ballot. If the median number of votes that she received from the 7 towns was 421, then which statement must be true about this election?A.The total number of votes the candidate received in all 7 towns was 2947.B.The total number of votes the candidate received in each of the 7 towns was 60.C.The candidate received at least 421 votes in at least 4 of the 7 towns.D.The candidate received exactly 421 votes in 2 of the 7 towns.Correct answer: C Difficulty level: 448.In San Francisco, the number of employees in each occupation was recorded and rounded to the nearest 5 thousand. The results are displayed in the dot plot above. If each occupation is split into two separate occupations of equal number of employees, then which of the following occurs?A.Only the mean number of employees decreases.B.Only the mean and median number of employees decreases.C.Only the mean, median, and range of the number of employees decreases.D.The mean, median, range, and standard deviation of the number of employees decreases. Correct answer: D Difficulty level: 449.Bally tracked the number of living organisms she found at different depths in a pond near her home, as shown in the histogram to the left. What is the range of depths at which Bally found living organisms?A.1B.4C.5D.10Correct answer: B Difficulty level: 450.The number of runs scored by the Beavers little league baseball team in their previous six games is shown above. If the Beavers score 7 runs in the seventh game, which of the following statements must be true?A.The mean and median number of runs both increase.B.The mean and median number of runs both remain the same.C.The mean number of runs increases while the median number of runs stays the same.D.The mean number of runs stays the same while the median number of runs increases.Correct answer: C Difficulty level: 451.The four dot plots below show the student height distributions of four different 11th grade math classes. In which of the data sets is the mean greater than the median?Correct answer: D Difficulty level: 452.A survey in Boston measures the highest grade level that each person of age 30 or over has reached. Grades13-16represent college, and grades17-20represent advanced degrees. The number of people at each grade level is expressed as a percentage of the total population, as shown to the left. A new tutoring program will cause some people who did not reach grade 16 to reach grade16. If this is the only change that occurs in the data, then which of the following must be true?A.The mean highest grade level reached will increase.B.The mean highest grade level reached will decrease.C.The median highest grade level reached will increase.D.The median highest grade level reached will decrease.Correct answer: A Difficulty level: 453.The histogram at left summarizes the Flesch grade equivalents (a readability statistic) for the Newbery award winning books from1922-1993. If the book with the highest Flesch grade equivalent fit in the 6 to 6.9 interval instead, what effect would that likely have on the median and the standard deviation of the Flesch grade equivalents?A.The interval containing the median and the standard deviation would decrease.B.The interval containing the median would decrease, but the standard deviation would increase.C.The median would remain in the same interval, but the standard deviation would decrease.D.The median would remain in the same interval, but the standard deviation would increase. Correct answer: C Difficulty level: 454.The table to the left partially records the numbers of pairs of socks manufactured by a company each quarter. If the median of all 9 quarters is 11,830, and the range is the same with and without quarter I, which of the following could be the number of pairs of socks manufactured in quarter I?A.8,962B.10,816C.12,739D.15,511Correct answer: B Difficulty level: 455.The area in thousands of square kilometers of 19 countries in East and Southeast Asia are shown in the dot plot at left. Each value is rounded to the nearest 250 thousand square kilometers. China, which has an area of 9,597 thousand square kilometers, was excluded from the data. If China were included, then which of the following changes would NOT occur?A.The mean area would increase.B.The median area would increase.C.The range of the areas would increase.D.The standard deviation of the areas would increase.Correct answer: B Difficulty level: 456.The change in students' pulse rates after an activity was measured in beats per minute. In one group of students, the activity was running. In the other group of students, the activity was sitting. Both groups had roughly the same number of students. For the running group, the measurements were rounded to the nearest 5 beats per minute. Which of the following statements **pares the variance of the change in pulse rate of both groups?。