Day 10 STAAR® Blitz Assignment

The librarian tracked how many books she checked out on selected days in January and February. She displayed her information in the two dot plots shown. Find the median for both dot plots.

Jan. Median:​ (a)   Feb. Median: ​ (b)  

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The librarian tracked how many books she checked out on selected days in January and February. She displayed her information in the two dot plots shown. Find the mode for both dot plots.

Jan. Mode: ​ (a)   Feb. Mode: ​ (b)  

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The librarian tracked how many books she checked out on selected days in January and February. She displayed her information in the two dot plots shown. Find the range for both dot plots.

Jan. Range: ​ (a)   Feb. Range: ​ (b)  

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The circle graph shows the kinds of sports equipment that are sold at a sporting goods store. There are 240 total items being sold in the store. Using the data from the circle graph, determine how many items of each sport are being sold and fill in the chart.

Aerobics: ​ (a)  

Volleyball: ​ (b)  

Football: ​ (c)  

Camping: ​ (d)  

Basketball: ​ (e)  

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A tour guide surveyed 200 people to find out their favorite attraction in New York City. The results are shown in the bar graph below. Based on the information in the graph, which attractions were chosen by 60% of the people surveyed? Select TWO correct answers.

• Statue of Liberty
• Empire State Building
• Central Park
• Brooklyn Bridge
• Times Square

Chase was budgeting how he is going to spend $150 he has been saving. Based on the circle graph, how much money is he planning to spend on movies?

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The box plots show the number of lessons completed by two groups of users of a language-learning app. Which statements are best supported by the data in the dot plots? Select TWO that are supported by the data.

• The median of the data for Group 1 is greater than the median of the data for Group 2.
• The data for the two groups have different ranges.
• The mean of the data for Group 1 is less than the mean of the data for Group 2.
• The two groups have different mode number of lessons