Discrete vs. Continuous Data
Qualitative vs. Quantitative Data
Graphs
Graphing Fun!
Mean, Median Mode
100

This type of data uses numbers you can count, like the number of students in class.

discrete data

100

This data describes qualities, like the colour of a pet.

What is qualitative data?

100

Graph 1: What day were the MOST amount of cars sold?

Line Plot- Friday

100

This graph shows changes over time, like the temperature each day, with connected lines.

broken line graph

100

What is the mode of the following set of numbers?

5   6   8  9  8 

9

200

This type of data you measure, like someone's height.

Continuous data

200

This data uses numbers, like how tall a tree is.

What is quantitative data?

200

Graph 2- What was the LEAST favourite sport in this class?

Pie Chart- Hockey (5%)

200

This graph compares different categories, like favourite sports in a class.

A bar graph

200

What is the median of the following set of numbers?

6  5  6  12   11  13  4

4  5   6  6  11  12  13 = 6

300

Distance run in a race is an example of what kind of data? 

Continuous data

300

"Red, blue, or green" is this type of data because it's about descriptions, not counts.

What is qualitative data?

300

Graph 3- What is the boys least favourite subject and what is the girls?

Multi Bar Graph- 

Boys: Physics and English

Girls: Physics 

300

This graph groups numbers into ranges and the bars touch each other

Histogram

300

What is the range of the following set of numbers?

23   32   54  65   32   45

65 - 23 = 42

400

The number of sides on a shape is what kind of data?

Discrete data

400

The number of books on a shelf is this type since you can measure it with numbers.

What is quantitative data?

400

Graph 4- Which burgers should we stock the most of for next weekend?

Stacked Bar Graph- Beef 

400

This graph shows individual data points as Xs or dots on a number line to help show how many times a number appears.

Line Plot

400

What is the mean of the following set of number?

32  43  54   12  45

32 + 43 +  54  + 12 +  45 = 186 / 5 = 37.2

37

500

Name two examples of continuous data from everyday life

Height, length, mass, etc.

500

Give an example of qualitative data.

What is (example like) colour or shape?

500

Graph 5- What range were the majority of pencils in the class?

Histogram- 15-20cm

500

This graph compares categories but also shows parts within each category stacked together.

Stacked Bar Graph

500

Jordan scored a mean of 18 points per game over 5 games, but one game’s points were not recorded. What could Jordan have scored in the missing game?

Points scored:
12  20  22  16  ?

20