Sabtu, 17 April 2021

You're About to Learn What a Confidence Interval Is (and Like It)

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  1. True or false: A Belgian study published in 2018 found that hypogamy, when a woman marries a man of lower social or educational background, was associated with higher divorce rates.
  2. True or false: The fastest unmanned mission to the moon took only 36 hours to reach the moon's orbit.
  3. When the soft pretzel was invented, what was the classic pretzel shape made to resemble?
    a) The braid of a common hairstyle.
    b) The peace symbol.
    c) Two hands crossed in prayer.
    d) A sailor's knot.
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    a) Honey Nut Cheerios
    b) Cheerios
    c) Frosted Flakes
    d) Cinnamon Toast Crunch
  5. What was Doc Holliday's career before he became a rambling, gambling gunslinger?
    a) Doctor
    b) Rancher
    c) Dentist
    d) Sheriff
  6. Which of the following is NOT true of Queen Elizabeth II?
    a) She is not yet Britain's longest-serving monarch.
    b) She trained during World War II as a driver and mechanic.
    c) She married her cousin.
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