Vocabulary
Parts of a Graph
Bar and Picture Graphs
Money
Miscellaneous
100

Picture graphs use a  _____ to tell you how much each picture is worth.

Legend/key

100

What part of the graph do you look at to find the topic of the graph?

Title

100

what is the title of this graph?


Students favorite pets


100

What is the value of six dimes? 

$0.60, 60 cents 

100

How many pets does Ms. Strehlow have? What is there name(s)?

1 - Remi

200

Marks made to keep track of things during a survey are called __________.

Tally marks 

200

What do you call a picture that is used to stand for something else?

A symbol

200

What is the graph counting by?


2's

200

How many quarters make $1.00?


4 quarters 

200

How many years has Ms. Strehlow  taught?


4

300

This kind of graph uses bars to display the data?

Bar Graph

300

What are the names of categories called? Ex: chocolate chip, sprinkle, sugar  

Labels 

300

How many people like Snickers and Reeces?


14

300

What is the value of 3 dimes, 2 nickels, and 7 pennies?



$0.47, 47 cents 

300

What did your Ms. Strehlow do last weekend?



Went to a dance competition. 

400

This kind of graph uses pictures or symbols to represent the data?

Picture Graph

400

What do you call the box at the bottom of a picture graph that tells you what the symbols mean?

The key/legend 

400

How many goldfish and cats does this person own?


6

400

Show a way to make $0.90 (excluding 90 pennies) 

Answers will vary 

400

How many siblings does Ms. Strehlow have?



1

500

A __________ is a  simple graph that uses a number line and X's to show how many times something happens.

Line Plot

500

To add data to your graph, look at the ________. 

table 

500

How many cats and Ferrets does this person own?

55

500

Show two different ways to make $1.10 (excluding 110 pennies)  



Answers will vary 

500

Name one animal Ms. Strehlow saw on spring break. 


starfish, dolphin, alligator, jellyfish, many dogs 
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