Winning Wednesday Quiz 10 - Year 6

Students who graduate from the University of Malta may be from Malta, from an EU country or from a non-EU country.

What was the total number of graduates in 2016-2017?

Write the answer using figures.

Look at the Bar Chart.

The number of people who took 6 sick leave days is two-fifths of the number of people who took 3 sick leave days.

How many people took 6 sick leave days?

• 2 people

• 5 people

• 10 people

• 4 people

This Bar Chart has some missing important parts.

Tick all the missing parts.

• Chart title

• Labels

• Scale

• Bars

Look at the bar chart issued by the National Statistics Office.

The largest number of vehicles and passengers travelling between Malta and Gozo, was in 2019.

True, False or Cannot Tell?

• True

• False

• Cannot Tell

The ages of 5 children who attend an art club are 6 years, 7 years, 8 years, 9 years and 10 years.

The mean age of the same 5 children and the teacher is 12 years.

How old is the teacher?

• 32 years

• 42 years

• 60 years

• 30 years

Which shapes can be placed in the empty field of the carroll diagram?

• A red square

• A pink triangle

• A pink hexagon

• A pink circle

The National Statistics Office (NSO) issued information about the number of absent students per year group in 2017/2018.

What is the difference between absent students in Year 4 and in Year 6?

• 293 students

• 243 students

• 213 students

• 163 students

The table shows the number of books Kate reads in 5 days.

Find the mean number of books Kate reads every day.

• 4 books

• 10 books

• 5 books

• 2 books

64 children took part in the survey.

The number of children who like Maths best is double the number of children who like Music best.

The number of children who like English and Maltese best is the same.

Look at the INCOMPLETE bar chart and find the number of children who prefer English.

• 20 children

• 10 children

• 11 children

• 14 children

Look at the conversion graph.

8 kilograms is the same as __ pounds.

Write answer using figures.