Statistics and Presenting Data

What day is today

• Wednesday

• The day before the day after tomorrow

• Yesterday's tomorrow

• The day after Tuesday

• The 10th of February

Name the type of data that typically involves numbers...

(a)  

What type of graph is this?

• Bar Chart

• Histogram

• Pie Chart

• Stem & Leaf

What is the other type of data - usually relating to words but not always?

(a)  

Which of these is an example of numerical data?

• The type of car you want to own

• Your favourite flavour of ice cream

• The temperature at the beach on the first day of June

• The name of your favourite subject

Which of these in an example of categorical data

• The number of people who exercise every day

• The amount of kilometres you live from school

• The length of this maths class

• The counties of Munster

Which of these graphs could be used to show the types of car someone drives

• Stem and Leaf

• Bar Chart

• Both of these

• None of the above

Which type of data do you think the different shoe sizes fall into?

• Numerical

• Categorical

Mr Kelly bought a pair of black shoes for €50 when he saw there was a 20% sale. Name the 3 pieces of data in this sentence.

• Mr Kelly

• 20%

• Sale

• Shoes

• €50

Write the word that relates to an entire group of people that data could be collected from

(a)