How many symbols are on this graph? What does each symbol represent?
There are two symbols. One symbol is an apple which represents 10 apples in a food store. The other symbol is half of an apple which represents 5 apples in a food store.
100
How many different types of music do you see on the graph?
4
100
What kind of chart is this?
A tally chart.
100
Name two graphs that we have learned about so far.
Answers may vary.
200
How many people own running shoes?
12 people
200
If you were to walk into this store which apple would you find the least of?
McIntosh
200
How many more students like classical music than rock music?
5 students
200
Which colors have the same amount of votes?
Indigo and yellow
Green and orange
Blue and red
200
Make a bar graph that shows the following data:
Favorite Ice Cream Flavors:
Vanilla 6 votes
Cookies & Cream 11 votes
Strawberry 3 votes
Butter Pecan 8 votes
Check graphs.
300
Which shoes do most people own?
Walking shoes
300
If you were to walk into this store which apple would you find the most of?
Red Rome
300
How many more students liked jazz than hip hop?
10 students
300
Which color received exactly one vote less than indigo?
Violet
300
Make a tally chart based on the following data:
Favorite Food:
Pizza: 8 votes
Chicken fingers: 5 votes
French fries: 4 votes
Pasta: 9 votes
Check graphs.
400
How many more people own walking shoes than tennis shoes?
4 people
400
How many more Jonathan apples are there than Red Delicious apples?
5 apples
400
How many students were surveyed in all for rock and jazz?
105 students
400
How many students were surveyed in all?
21 students
400
Construct a pictograph to display the following data:
Favorite Animals
Dog- 20 votes
Cat- 5 votes
Rabbit- 15 votes
Snake- 10 votes
Check graphs.
500
How many people were surveyed in all?
44 people
500
If you were to walk into this store how many different types of apples would you see in all?
150 apples
500
Make a statement about the bar graph based on the data that you see.
Answers may vary.
500
Make a statement based on the data in this graph.
Answers may vary.
500
Construct a line plot to show the lengths of Jacob's pillow.
Orange pillow: 6 1/4 inches
Green Pillow 6 1/2 inches
White pillow: 7 3/4 inches
Blue pillow: 7 1/2 inches