Which data collections are considered a census? Select all that apply. a. Ally wants to find out the favorite food of students in her math class, so she surveys the first
ten students who walk into class.
b. Isaac wants to find out the least favorite school subject of the students in his science class, so
he surveys all the students in science class.
c. Malik wants to find out how much time seventh graders in his school spend doing homework
each night, so he surveys the 13-year-old boys in the seventh grade.
d. Emily wants to find out how much time soccer players on her team spend practicing on their
own each week, so she surveys each girl on the team.
e. Lucas wants to find out the favorite song of the singers in his school chorus, so he surveys his
close friends in the chorus.

Choice B.

Step-by-step explanation:

Censuses are complete data collections of every member of a population.

For example, the U.S. Census occurs every 10 years and documents every member of the American population.

Choice A only surveys the first ten students; this is not a complete census.

Choice B surveys all the students in the targeted data group. This is a census.

Choice C only surveys the male students, even though there are female students in his data group. This is not a census.

Choice D only surveys the girls on the soccer team, even though there may be boys on the team as well. This is not a census.

Choice E only surveys his friends in the chorus, even though there may have been people that were not his close friends. This is not a census.

Only choice B is a complete census.

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