Line Plots and Histograms

What is the difference between the medians?

• 16
• 12
• 8
• 4

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Describe the shape of Daniel's data

• skewed left 
• skewed right
• symmetrical

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Find the median

• 3
• 4
• 5
• 6

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Find the mean

• 3
• 4
• 4.46
• 5

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What does each 'x' represent?

• carats
• jewelry store
• rings

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How many people studied for less than 40 minutes?

• 5 people
• 4 people
•  9 people
• 35 people

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The line plot shows the number of years that students played football at school.
Which measure of center best describes the data?

• mean
• median
• mode
• range

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Rachel’s current math test scores are 83, 78, 96, and 99. She has two more tests to take.  If she has set a personal goal of earning a 90% overall, what two scores could she get to meet her goal?

• 87, 93
• 89, 91
• 90, 91
• 91, 93

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Rachel’s current math test scores are 83, 78, 96, and 99. She has two more tests to take.  If she has set a personal goal of earning a 90% overall, what two scores could she get to meet her goal?

• 87, 93
• 89, 91
• 90, 91
• 91, 93

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Ms. Sajewski surveyed her students on the number of book they read last summer. Which is NOT true?

• The mode number of books read is one
• The median number of books read is 1.5
• Ms. Sajewski surveyed 20 students
• The mean number of books read is 3.25

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