Graphing Sixth Grade

On a graph the "X" axis represents

• Vertical line (up and down line)

• Horizontal line (back and forth line)

• Slanted line

• Constant variable

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS3-1

On a graph the "Y" axis is represented by

• Horizontal Line (back and forth line)

• Vertical line (up and down line)

• Slanted line

• Variable constant

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS3-1

Using the graph what is the most popular type of music

• Hip Hop

• Classical

• Rock

• Jazz

Using the graph which statement is correct

• Student's favorite color is pink

• Student's favorite color is blue

• Student's favorite color is red

• Student's favorite color is green

The bar graph on the left displays the amount of each energy type that was consumed in quadrillion BTU.

Sustainable (renewable) energy sources include biomass, hydroelectric, geothermal, wind, and solar.

Non-renewable energy sources include petroleum (crude oil), natural gas, coal, and nuclear. Which statement is true?

• Sustainable/renewable energy is used more than Non-renewable

• Coal and natural gas are consumed at the same rate

• All the sustainable/renewable energies are less than the lowest non reunable energy sources

• Nuclear power is the safest energy source.

When reading a bar graph which statement(s) are true

• The tallest bar on a vertical graph is the great amount

• The shortest bar on a horizontal graph is the least amount

• Bars the same length represent equal amounts

• All are true statements.

Bar graphs . . .

• All bar graphs have vertical and horizontal axes

• Have labels for columns and rows

• Develop scale that corresponds with the data you are graphing

• All are true and accurate statements

1: How does this graph show which sport is the favorite?

• Number of people

• Number of clubs that play that sport

• Color of the sports bar on the graph

• Number of people who say they like the sport

Which sport is the most favorite?

• Basketball

• Soccer

• Tennis

• Hockey

• Baseball

Which pair has the biggest difference in popularity?

• Football and soccer

• Tennis and Baseball

• Basketball and hockey

• Tennis and Hockey