1) Describe an example where the binomial distribution could be used to answer a question. Explain what makes this example qualify as a binomial and how it could be used to answer the question that is being posed. 2) Use examples to distinguish between discrete and continuous data. Explain why each example is appropriate for the concept it is illustrating. (3 points) 3) Describe an example of a probability experiment. Identify the random variable and the possible values it could take on. (3 points) 4) Provide an example of a discrete probability distribution. Explain how the example meets the criteria for a probability distribution.