What is the High School Math I Data Analysis Quiz?
The High School Math I Data Analysis Quiz is a free 4-choice web app for practicing data analysis and introductory statistics in a game-like format.
It is designed for quick review from Grade 10 learning to Grade 11 and Grade 12 reinforcement. Students can check representative values, quartiles, box plots, variance, standard deviation, standardization, covariance, correlation coefficients, scatter plots, and reading data from tables or graphs.
Original questions for learning by doing
All questions, choices, hints, charts, and numerical settings are original. The app does not reproduce textbook exercises, entrance exam questions, mock exam questions, worksheets, official PDFs, or copyrighted learning materials.
Each quiz uses small, readable data sets so that students can focus on the meaning of the calculation instead of only memorizing formulas.
Course lineup
- 10 questions: Data Analysis Basics Mix
- 20 questions: Representative Values
- 20 questions: Quartiles and Box Plots
- 20 questions: Variance and Standard Deviation
- 20 questions: Transformation and Standardization
- 20 questions: Scatter Plots and Correlation
- 20 questions: Covariance and Correlation Coefficient
- 30 questions: Tables and Graph Reading
- 50 questions: Comprehensive Standard Practice
- 100 questions: Comprehensive Advanced Practice
Dynamic hints with original diagrams
Hints change according to the current question. They show steps such as sorting data, finding Q1 and Q3, calculating value × frequency, comparing deviations from the mean, and reading the direction of a scatter plot.
Original SVG diagrams are used for number lines, frequency bars, box plots, variance, transformations, standardization, scatter plots, and outliers.
Good for short review before tests
The 10-question course is useful when you want to review quickly before class or a test. The 20-question courses are useful when you want to focus on one topic such as box plots, standard deviation, or correlation.
My Page stores challenge history, best records, and often missed questions, so repeated practice becomes easier.
How to use this quiz for study
First, try a short course without looking at formulas. If you miss a question, open the hint and check which step caused the mistake.
For variance and standard deviation, pay attention to the difference between deviation, squared deviation, variance, and standard deviation. For correlation, check both the scatter plot direction and the value of r.
Non-official notice
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