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Shawn didn't know the height of the tree for sure, but he could estimate that it was about 20 feet tall, since it seemed to be twice as tall as a basketball hoop.

Walleye, pumpkinseed, and bluegill made up most of the fish population in the lake.

Tran was unable to survey the ages of all the trees in the forest, so she studied a sample instead.

To see who would go first, the teacher put all of the students' names into a jar and then picked out a random name.

The Ojibwe fishermen collected data about the number, length, and weight of bluegill during a recent survey.

Although there used to be an abundance of gray wolves int he United States, they are now quite rare.

The scientist wanted to know whether the size of walleye that she caught was representative of all the walleye in the lake.

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