A survey was conducted to ask a small random sample of individuals 18 years and older attending a big soccer game whether they had "received unemployment insurance in the last 5 years" (the event of interest). The data are given in the table below. The codebook for the data says that 1 means yes, and 0 means no. The objective is to use these data to estimate the proportion of soccer fans in the larger population of soccer fans for which the event happened. After looking at the data, match the following questions.

ID	unemp		ID	unemp
1	1		10	0
2	0		11	0
3	0		12	1
4	0		13	1
5	1		14	0
6	0		15	0
7	1		16	0
8	0		17	0
9	0		18	1

The estimate of the probability that a randomly chosen adult among ALL adult soccer fans received unemployment insurance in the last 5 years is	Answer
Let Y be the number of soccer fans in a random sample of 18 soccer fans that received unemployment insurance in the past 5 years. Estimate the probability that 2 or less in the sample received the insurance.	Answer
We estimate that in a random sample of 18 soccer fans we should expect this many that received unemployment insurance in the last year	Answer
The expected value is never what we actually get. A typical deviation is	Answer