Which story best matches the graph?

A person left home and walked to a store, shopped for a bike, and then rode the bike home.

A person left home and took a taxi to a store, shopped, and then walked home.

A person rode a bike home, stayed home for a while, and then walked to a park.

A person walked home, stayed home for awhile, and then drove away.

The graph represents the temperature of a juice box. What do the horizontal portions of the graphed line mean?

The juice’s temperature is remaining constant.

The juice’s temperature is increasing.

The juice’s temperature is decreasing.

The juice’s temperature was incorrectly measured.

The graph represents the temperature of a juice box. What mostly likely happened?

A juice box sat on a table and was then placed in a refrigerator.

A juice box sat in a refrigerator and was then taken out and placed on a table.

A juice box sat on a table, was placed in a refrigerator, and was then placed in a freezer.

A juice box sat in a refrigerator, was placed on a table, and then placed in a refrigerator.

The graph represents the water level in a pool. Select all statements that are true:

The water level increases quickly and then increases slowly.

The water level increases and then remains the same.

The water level decreases quickly and then decreases slowly.

Which explanation best explains the change in the steepness of the line?

The pool level was measured in the deep end. Once water started filling the shallow end, the water level rose slower.

The sun was out in the beginning, but then rain fell as the pool continued to be filled.

The water pressure of the hoses started low but increased later.

The pool was filled to capacity and then overflowed.

What is the slope of this line showing us?

2 cm of rain will fall every hour

4 cm of rain will fall every hour

1 cm of rain will fall every hour

1 / 2 cm of rain will fall every hour

What is the slope representing in this graph?

They make $5 for every candle they sell

They make $0.20 for every candle they sell

They make $1 for every candle they sell

They make $2.50 for every candle they sell

Which situation could accurately describe the graph?

Logan is making a sandbox for his younger siblings. Non-toxic super fine sand is going to cost him $100 for 5 kg of special sand.

Stacy is buying fancy gravel for her new driveway. She buys 100 kilograms of gravel for $5.

Giselle started her diet wanting to lose 25 kg, and it took her 500 days to achieve her goal.

Larry is putting new grass on his lawn. He is paying someone $100 to put in every 5 square feet of grass.

What conclusion cannot be drawn from this graph?

This person started with $50 in their account.

The equation for this graph is y = 100x + 50

Which situation could match the graph?

A five gallon bucket of water is leaking water. Each hour that passes it leaks one gallon of water and after 5 hours it has no more water.

A five gallon bucket of water is being filled with water by a slow drip coming from the ceiling. Each hour the bucket fills with a gallon of water. After five hours the bucket is completely full.

A five gallon tank is being filled with water from a water faucet. Each minute the tank fills with one gallon of water. After five hours the tank is filled.

A five gallon tank is being drained with a gallon pitcher. Each minute the pitcher is filled and taken out. It takes a total of 5 minutes to completely drain the tank.

Which conclusion could not be drawn from the graph?

The tree grows 14 inches in diameter every 10 years.

The tree started at 10 inches in diameter.

The tree grows 2 inches in diameter every 5 years.

The tree grows 4 inches in diameter every 10 years.

Interpreting Graphs

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Which graph shows a person traveling home, staying home, and then traveling away from home?

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Which graph shows a person traveling at the same speed the entire time?

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CCSS.HSF.IF.B.4

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Select the graph(s) showing someone stopping for a period of time.

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CCSS.HSF.IF.B.4

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If all graphs have the same scale, which graph shows a person who remained at home for the longest amount of time?

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Select the graph(s) showing someone who both started and ended their journey at home.

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