the value where the arrow is pointed - Upper Extreme / Maximum, the value where the arrow is pointed - Lower Extreme / Minimum, the values of the three red lines - Quartiles, the three values that split a data set into four equal sections - Quartiles, the values shown on the data display - Five Number Summary, the values in a data set used to show the spread across the data set, including minimum, Q1, median, Q3, and maximum - Five Number Summary, the data display shown - Box and Whisker Plot / Box Plot, a data display that shows the spread of four equal sections of the data set, each representing 25% of the data set - Box and Whisker Plot / Box Plot, the data display shown - Dot Plot / Line Plot, a data display that shows how frequently each value in a data set occurs using a number line and points or Xs - Dot Plot / Line Plot, the data display shown - Histogram, a data display that shows how frequently data occurs in intervals rather than each number individually - Histogram, the picture shown represents this - Interval, equal-sized ranges of values used in for each bar in a histogram - Interval, the highest value in a set of data - Upper Extreme / Maximum, the lowest value in a set of data - Lower Extreme / Minimum, the point located where the arrow is pointed - Outlier, a value significantly higher or significantly lower than the other values in a data set - Outlier, the shape of the histogram shown - Skewed, a way to explain the distribution of data where the display shows the data is the same or similar on both sides of the center - Symmetric, the shape of the histogram shown - Symmetric, a way to explain the distribution of data where the display shows the data is mostly pulled to one side with a long tail on the other side - Skewed,

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