Data Handling & Probability: Easy Test 3
15 questions · 15 minutes
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- The bar chart shows points scored by four house teams. How many points did Oak score?
- Use the bar chart. How many more points did Beech score than Pine?
- Use the bar chart. What is the total number of points scored by all four houses?
- The pictogram shows medals won by four schools. How many medals did Riverside win?
- Use the pictogram. How many medals did Lakeside and Parkside win between them?
Before you begin, remember
- Read the scale on the axis before anything else. A bar chart going up in 5s or 20s is the most common trap in the topic.
- Median needs the data in order first. Forgetting to sort is the usual reason a median answer goes wrong.
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