Vocabulary
Graphs
Name That Graph
Measurement
Miscellaneous
100

What is a tally?

A mark made to keep track and display data recorded from a survey.

100

How many people chose orange as the nicest fruit?

30 people.

100

What kind of graph is this?

Tally Chart

100

What is a half inch?

One of two equal parts of one inch.

100

How do we take a survey?

Ask people the same questions.

200

What is a quarter inch?

One of four equal parts of one inch.

200

How many students played Football?

40 students

200

What kind of graph is this?

Line plot

200

How many inches is the paperclip?

3/4 inches

200

What part of a graph tells us how many each symbol represents?

The key.

300

What is the definition of scale?

A set of numbers that represents the data in a graph

300

Using this information, make a line plot on number 1 on your worksheet.

300

What kind of graph is this?

Frequency table

300

How many inches is the pencil?

7 1/2 inches (or 7.5 inches)

300

True or False: Studying and reading the data of a graph is to interpret.

False. It is to analyze.

400

What is interpret?

To explain what a graph shows.

400

Create a bar graph using this information on number 2 on your worksheet.

400

What kind of graph is this?

Pictograph

400

How many inches is the line?

4 1/2 inches (or 4.5 inches)

400

How are a pictograph and picture graph different?

A pictograph uses the same symbol to represent more than one tally. A picture graph uses different pictures to represent each tally.

500

What is data?

Collected information or facts.

500

Using this information, create a picture graph with a key on number 3 on your worksheet.

500

What kind of graph is this?

Bar Graph

500

What do the 3, unmarked lines on this ruler mean?

1/4 inch, 1/2 inch, 3/4 inch.

500

Which is bigger, 1/2 or 3/4?

3/4 (1/2<3/4)

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