📊 Data & Graphs
Learn to collect, organize, and display data using tally marks, pictographs, and bar graphs. This quiz teaches you how to read graphs, answer questions about data, and compare groups using 'more,' 'fewer,' and 'equal.' **What you'll learn:** - Create and read tally marks to count objects - Organize data in pictographs and bar graphs - Answer questions by reading information from graphs - Compare categories using comparison words - Interpret real-world data displays
Questions in this quiz
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- Question 1
Which symbol shows a tally mark for counting?
- Question 2
In a pictograph, one picture always means one object.
- Question 3
A bar graph shows data using what shape?
- Question 4
If you count 5 apples and 3 oranges, which word correctly compares the amounts?
- Question 5
Tally marks are grouped in sets of five to make counting easier.
- Question 6
A pictograph shows: 🍎🍎🍎 for apples and 🍌🍌 for bananas. Which has fewer?
- Question 7
In a bar graph, if the bar for 'cats' reaches 7 and the bar for 'dogs' reaches 7, what comparison is true?
- Question 8
What does the key in a pictograph tell you?
- Question 9
You can use a pictograph to compare how many items are in different categories.
- Question 10
If you organize your data using tally marks, how many tally marks would represent the number 8?
- Question 11
Which question can be answered by reading a bar graph about favorite colors?
- Question 12
A pictograph must have a title and a key to be useful.
- Question 13
You collect data about favorite fruits: 6 children like apples, 4 like oranges, and 6 like bananas. Which is NOT correct?
- Question 14
In a bar graph, the horizontal axis usually shows what?
- Question 15
Which step comes first when creating a bar graph?