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The document is a questionnaire about statistics. It asks 10 multiple choice questions about key concepts in statistics including: 1) The correct order of steps in performing statistics is sampling, measurement, and analysis. 2) A variable usually corresponds to a measurable feature of what is being studied. 3) Having measurements clustered around the right value but in a wide range means the measurements are valid but not very reliable. 4) The end product of statistical procedures is a single summary number that characterizes all the values used in the calculation.
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