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Constructing histograms and box plots using technology

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Constructing histograms and box plots using technology”, from the unit “Graphical representations of data: cumulative frequency and histograms” (Year 11 Maths) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. Which of the following are graphical displays of discrete data only?
  2. What are the benefits when using software to draw graphical representations of large data sets?
  3. Which of the following sets of brackets with a comma are used to show a data set?
  4. When we have continuous data with equal class intervals...
  5. When we have continuous data with unequal class intervals:
  6. Which of the following are illustrated in a box plot?
  7. What is the "bin width" when using Desmos to draw a histogram?
  8. An Oak pupil inserts some data into Desmos and writes A=(1,2,2,2,2,2,3,3,3,4,4). Desmos does not recognise this as a set of data. Select the reason why.
  9. When correcting the histogram, it is important to chose the correct bin alignment.
  10. Which icons will allow you to see the graph once the data has been inputted and a graphical display chosen?
  11. When drawing a box plot, what does "offset" do to the box plot?
  12. To change the position of the box plot, you should change...

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