InstructionsThe 2016 General Social Survey (GSS) collected data on many variables. One of the questions asked to respondents who identified as Catholic was how much they agreed with the statement: "The pope is infallible when he speaks on matters of faith and morals." Respondents could answer that the statement was "Certainly true," "Probably true," "Uncertain," "Probably False," or "Certainly False." Data was also collected on the sex of respondents. The two-way table below shows frequencies for these two variables. Use the table to answer the following questions.

Table 1.Two-Way Table of Sex and Belief in Infallibility of Pope's Words

	Certainly True	Probably True	Uncertain	Probably False	Certainly False	Total
Male	40	54	67	11	3	175
Female	61	84	64	17	5	231
Total	101	138	131	28	8	406

11. What proportion of respondents were female?

12. What proportion of females thought it was probably true that the pope is infallible when he speaks?

13. What proportion of males were uncertain on the fallibility of the pope's words?

14. What proportion of people who were uncertain about the fallibility of the pope's words were male?

15. What proportion of respondents were males who were uncertain about the fallibility of the pope's words?

16. What proportion of respondents said it was probably false that the pope was infallible when he speaks?