p1 -p2parameterinterquartilerangeexperimenthomogeneity1propztestprobability2 sample t-test for adifference ofpopulationmeanscontrolgroupmeancoefficient ofdeterminationfail torejectHouniformdistributioncompletelyrandomizedexperimentboxplotrejectHopointestimatepiechartbargraphn <0.10Nalphasimplerandomsamplesignificancetestbinomialdistributionfactorialcontinuousvariablebiasobservationalstudynp >10, nq> 10correlationfairgameinfluentialpointstratifiedsamplemarginof errorz=2.576extrapolationresidualclustersamplenormallydistributedplacebo1-prop-zintmodez=1.645Chi-squaresqrt(pq/n)centrallimittheoremintervalestimate2propzintgeometricdistribution1 samplet-test for apopulationmean2propztestmedianstandarddeviationstatisticz =1.960confidenceintervallaw oflargenumbersdependenteventsp-hatexpectedcounts>= 5interpolationoutliermatchedpairsexperimenty-hatsymmetricaleventAPStatisticstreatmentrangevoluntaryresponsesamplesamplespaceconveniencesamplescatterplotmutuallyexclusiveeventscategoricaldatafrequencydoubleblindexperimentindependenteventsdiscretevariablep1 -p2parameterinterquartilerangeexperimenthomogeneity1propztestprobability2 sample t-test for adifference ofpopulationmeanscontrolgroupmeancoefficient ofdeterminationfail torejectHouniformdistributioncompletelyrandomizedexperimentboxplotrejectHopointestimatepiechartbargraphn <0.10Nalphasimplerandomsamplesignificancetestbinomialdistributionfactorialcontinuousvariablebiasobservationalstudynp >10, nq> 10correlationfairgameinfluentialpointstratifiedsamplemarginof errorz=2.576extrapolationresidualclustersamplenormallydistributedplacebo1-prop-zintmodez=1.645Chi-squaresqrt(pq/n)centrallimittheoremintervalestimate2propzintgeometricdistribution1 samplet-test for apopulationmean2propztestmedianstandarddeviationstatisticz =1.960confidenceintervallaw oflargenumbersdependenteventsp-hatexpectedcounts>= 5interpolationoutliermatchedpairsexperimenty-hatsymmetricaleventAPStatisticstreatmentrangevoluntaryresponsesamplesamplespaceconveniencesamplescatterplotmutuallyexclusiveeventscategoricaldatafrequencydoubleblindexperimentindependenteventsdiscretevariable

Statistics Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. p1 - p2
  2. parameter
  3. interquartile range
  4. experiment
  5. homogeneity
  6. 1propztest
  7. probability
  8. 2 sample t-test for a difference of population means
  9. control group
  10. mean
  11. coefficient of determination
  12. fail to reject Ho
  13. uniform distribution
  14. completely randomized experiment
  15. box plot
  16. reject Ho
  17. point estimate
  18. pie chart
  19. bar graph
  20. n < 0.10N
  21. alpha
  22. simple random sample
  23. significance test
  24. binomial distribution
  25. factorial
  26. continuous variable
  27. bias
  28. observational study
  29. np > 10, nq > 10
  30. correlation
  31. fair game
  32. influential point
  33. stratified sample
  34. margin of error
  35. z=2.576
  36. extrapolation
  37. residual
  38. cluster sample
  39. normally distributed
  40. placebo
  41. 1-prop-zint
  42. mode
  43. z=1.645
  44. Chi-square
  45. sqrt(pq/n)
  46. central limit theorem
  47. interval estimate
  48. 2propzint
  49. geometric distribution
  50. 1 sample t-test for a population mean
  51. 2 propztest
  52. median
  53. standard deviation
  54. statistic
  55. z = 1.960
  56. confidence interval
  57. law of large numbers
  58. dependent events
  59. p-hat
  60. expected counts >= 5
  61. interpolation
  62. outlier
  63. matched pairs experiment
  64. y-hat
  65. symmetrical
  66. event
  67. AP Statistics
  68. treatment
  69. range
  70. voluntary response sample
  71. sample space
  72. convenience sample
  73. scatterplot
  74. mutually exclusive events
  75. categorical data
  76. frequency
  77. double blind experiment
  78. independent events
  79. discrete variable