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Checking understanding composite and bar-line charts

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Checking understanding composite and bar-line charts”, from the unit “Comparisons of numerical summaries of data” (Year 10 Maths) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. True or false? Pictograms can use any icon.
  2. Bar charts should have gaps when displaying __________ or __________ data.
  3. Each icon is worth 6 tonnes of recycling. The pictogram shows that ___ tonnes of plastic were recycled.
  4. A vet records the number of each type of pet that they saw in one week in their surgery. The bar chart shows their results. What percentage of the pets seen were fish?
  5. The pictogram shows the number of apples picked in an orchard over a three week period. Which of the following statements are correct?
  6. Which of the following statements are correct about the data represented on this bar chart?
  7. Select the charts which are examples of bar or bar-line charts.
  8. What is the most popular genre of book?
  9. This composite bar chart shows the ice-cream sales for two different parlours. How many vanilla flavoured (V) ice creams were sold in parlour 1?
  10. This composite bar chart shows the ice-cream sales for two different parlours. How many strawberry flavoured (S) ice creams were sold in parlour 2?
  11. This composite bar chart shows the ice-cream sales for two different parlours. What was the total number of chocolate flavoured (C) ice creams sold across both parlours?
  12. This composite bar chart shows the ice-cream sales for two different parlours. What is the difference in mint flavoured (M) ice cream sales between the two parlours?

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