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U7 Review: graph analysis practice

U7 Review: graph analysis practice

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Science

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7th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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Kelley Gorman

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1 Slide • 6 Questions

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Visually compare these graphs about experiment participants who were randomly assigned to one of two diets: ultra-processed foods vs. unprocessed foods.

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Multiple Choice

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What type of graph(s) is/are shown?

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bar graph

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line graph

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pie chart

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it cannot be determined

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Multiple Choice

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What is the Independent Variable?

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Unrestricted Food Intake

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Body Weight Change

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Days on Diet

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Ultra-processed vs. Unprocessed

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Multiple Choice

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Why do these graphs need a key?

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There are two types of data represented

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There are too many data points to fit in one line

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You need to show males vs. females in the graph

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Open Ended

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Provide a basic summary of the information presented in the graphs.
What did the graph’s creators intend to show/teach the readers?

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Open Ended

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Describe a major trend shown in the TOP graph.

(Describe a comparison between the two lines. Can you include some numbers?)

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Open Ended

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Describe a major trend shown in the BOTTOM graph.

(Describe a comparison between the two lines. Can you include some numbers?)

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