Identify whether or not each question is a statistical question by dragging it to the correct bin. statistical question not a statistical question How many bicycles does the average family in my town own? In what year was the first Super Bowl held? What was the typical number of goals scored per team in the youth hockey league? How many minutes does the typical sixth-grade student in my school spend on homework each weeknight?

Statistical questions involve variability and are typically answered by collecting data and analyzing it, while not statistical questions are specific facts that can be answered with a single piece of information. For example, "How many bicycles does the average family in my town own?" asks for data that can vary among families, making it statistical. In contrast, "In what year was the first Super Bowl held?" is a straightforward fact, thus not statistical. Similarly, "What was the typical number of goals scored per team in the youth hockey league?" and "How many minutes does the typical sixth-grade student in my school spend on homework each weeknight?" both inquire about averages that require data collection, qualifying them as statistical questions.