The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Constructing pie charts”, from the unit “Graphical representations of data” (Year 8 Maths) by Oak National Academy.
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12 questions
Match the descriptions for amounts of rotation with the number of degrees each is equivalent to.
Find {2}\over{5} of 40
If 8 tennis balls cost £3, then how much would 24 tennis balls cost? Make sure to include units in your answer.
If 5 footballs cost £30, then how much would 8 footballs cost?
If 80 table tennis balls cost £16, then how many table tennis balls would cost £3?
Sofia and Lucas both purchase books at a secondhand bookstore to donate to their school. Each book costs the same amount. How much, in pounds, did Lucas spend on books?
36 people were asked: "what do you drink whilst at work". The results will be placed in a pie chart with a total of 12 pre-defined sectors. How many sectors would represent water?
36 people were asked: "what do you drink whilst at work". The results will be placed in a pie chart with a total of 12 pre-defined sectors. How many people voted for milk?
A large set of information is collected and represented in a pie chart of 20 equally-sized sectors. Each one sector represents a frequency of 45. What is the total frequency of this dataset?
The incomplete ratio table shows a dataset being converted into angles to represent each subgroup as sectors on a pie chart. Match the letters to the correct missing values.
Starting with the first step, put these steps for constructing a sector of a pie chart in order.
The incomplete ratio table shows a dataset being converted into angles to represent each subgroup as sectors on a pie chart. Find the value of angle a, in degrees.
