1.	One hundred people who enter a restaurant are asked to identify their favorite food. This sample is _____.
		A.	not a good sample because only people who eat at this particular restaurant are surveyed	B.	a good sample because there are a large number of people surveyed
		C.	not a good sample because you need to use at least 2000 people to have a good survey	D.	a good sample because the people are randomly chosen
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	2.	The frequency table shows the number of children of various ages at a day-camp. How many children are 10 years old or younger?
		A.	37	B.	62
		C.	19	D.	25
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	3.	A businessman is considering opening a new restaurant that will sell only expensive dinners geared toward adults. Which group of people would be a poor choice for this survey?
		A.	families with young children	B.	high-income single adults
		C.	wealthy retired couples	D.	business executives
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	4.	Make a frequency table to organize the data.
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	5.	Refer to the data. If the music store has to eliminate one type of music, which type should they eliminate?
		A.	Punk	B.	Rap
		C.	Classical	D.	Folk
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