5 Science lesson New

Presenting and Interpreting Data.

Pie Chart

Another way of presenting data is in a pie chart. This allows us to compare quantities. We can easily

see the size of each section. Often each section has a different colour. The sections are labelled and

there is a key that explains the colours.

Multiple Choice

........... allows us to compare quantities.

• Pie chart

• Present data

• Line Graph

• None

Multiple Choice

..........often show how a variable changes over time.

• Pie Chart

• Line Graph

• Data

• All

Multiple Choice

Often the data is collected by measuring a variable, such as .......

• size

• time

• size, temperature or time.

• none

Multiple Choice

A line graph always has two axes.

• Yes

• No

Line Graph

A line graph always has two axes. The horizontal axis shows a scale of time. The vertical axis also has

a scale. The type of scale depends on the variable that is being measured. Measurements are plotted

on the graph and the points are joined to make a line.

* Answer the followings.

* What type of data has been collected in the graph?

* Which were the hottest days of the week?

* What instrument was used to collect the data?

Multiple Choice

What is another word for ‘answer’?

• Variable

• Answer

• Data

• Hypothesis

Multiple Choice

Why do we collect information when we do a scientific experiment?

• Solve a problem

• To hypothesis

• To answer a question

• First and third

Multiple Choice

If we arrange (romanitfoni) will become ?

• Hypothesis

• format

• Information

• formation

Multiple Choice

If we arrange (centifiics) will become?

• Scientific

• Hypothesis

• data

• both