To create a histogram for the given quiz scores, the bars will represent the frequency of each possible score from 1 to 10. Here's how you can visualize it:

Data:

• Score 1: 2 occurrences
• Score 2: 1 occurrence
• Score 3: 3 occurrences
• Score 4: 3 occurrences
• Score 5: 3 occurrences
• Score 6: 5 occurrences
• Score 7: 6 occurrences
• Score 8: 0 occurrences
• Score 9: 2 occurrences
• Score 10: 0 occurrences

The histogram should have the quiz scores on the x-axis (from 1 to 10), and the frequency of each score on the y-axis.

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Here are 5 relative questions:

1. How do we interpret the mode in this context?
2. What is the median quiz score for this data set?
3. How would the histogram change if more students scored 8 or 10?
4. Can you calculate the mean quiz score for this dataset?
5. What does the histogram reveal about the distribution of scores?

Tip: When analyzing histograms, pay attention to skewness—whether the data is more spread out on one side—which can tell you about the overall performance distribution.