Line Plot

Line Plot

Understanding and Reading Line Plot

Multiple Choice

How many candles measure 4 inches?

• 1 candle

• 3 candles

• 5 candles

• 2 candles

Multiple Choice

How many objects were 1 or 2 inches long?

• 10 objects

• 8 objects

• 5 objects

• 3 objects

Multiple Choice

How many students had 3 brothers and sisters?

• 3 students

• 6 students

• 8 students

• 16 students

Multiple Choice

How many leaves measure less than 6 inches?

• 1 leaf

• 4 leaves

• 7 leaves

• 12 leaves

Multiple Choice

Which statement about the line plot is true?

• The teacher measures exactly 2 pencils that are 5 inches long.

• The teacher measures 4 pencils that are longer than 4 inches.

• The teacher measures more pencils at 3 inches than at 6 inches.

• The teacher measures more pencils at 1 inch than at 5 inches.

Multiple Choice

What does the data in the line plot show?

• Lucas had more objects measure 3 inches than any other measurement.

• Lucas had the fewest number of objects measure 3 inches.

• Lucas had the same number of objects measure 2 or 3 inches

• Lucas had no objects measure 1 inch or 4 inches.

Multiple Choice

What does the data in the line plot show?

• Lenny measured 6 objects that are 4 inches long.

• Lenny measured 5 objects that are 4 inches long.

• Lenny measured 2 objects that are 1 inch long.

• Lenny measured 2 objects that are 3 inches long.