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8 questions about Session 5: Reading Bar Graphs. Get 6+ right to pass!

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1

To find 'how many' from a bar graph, you look at...

  • The title
  • The height of the bar and the number on the side
  • The color of the bar
  • The width of the bar
2

The tallest bar in a graph represents...

  • The best choice
  • The category with the most
  • The most expensive
  • Nothing special
3

If Red=7 and Blue=4, how many MORE chose red?

  • 3
  • 11
  • 4
  • 7
4

Can a bar graph answer the question 'which is the best?'

  • Yes
  • No — it shows which is most popular, not which is best
  • Sometimes
  • Only for food
5

If all bars are the same height, it means...

  • The graph is wrong
  • All categories have equal numbers
  • One is still the best
  • You need to redo it
6

What is a good first question to ask about any bar graph?

  • Is it pretty?
  • What is the title — what is this graph about?
  • How many bars are there?
  • Who made it?
7

Reading a graph is like...

  • Magic
  • Finding facts by looking at the picture the data makes
  • Guessing
  • Reading a book
8

If the shortest bar is 'Fish' with 1 vote, that means...

  • Nobody likes fish
  • Only 1 person out of those surveyed chose fish
  • Fish is bad
  • The survey was wrong