Dot Plots & Stem and Leaf

Tom asked people in a survey how much money they could find under their sofa cushions. The stem-and-leaf plot shows the amounts of money. What is the least amount of money a person said they could find?

• 4 cents

• 45 cents

• 46 cents

• 456 cents

Which statement about the data is true?

• Two people each found 70 cents.

• Two people each found 7 cents.

• One person found 56 cents.

• Eight people found 37 cents.

Suppose Tom gives two concert tickets to everyone who participates in the sofa cushion survey. How many tickets does he give away?

• 10 tickets

• 14 tickets

• 28 tickets

• 38 tickets

How many people live less than 40 miles from work?

• 4

• 10

• 9

• 11

Allison is comparing prices of different cell phones. She made a dot plot to show the prices. How can she find the most common price?

• Find the dot all the way to the right.

• Find the dot all the way to the left.

• Find the shortest stack of dots.

• Find the tallest stack of dots.

How much do the greatest number of pumpkins weigh?

• 11 lb

• 10.5 lb

• 11.5 lb

• 10 lb

Jane bought all the pumpkins that weigh 10 pounds and 10.5 pounds. What is the total weight of the pumpkins she bought?

• 52.5 lb

• 40 lb

• 92.5 lb

• 81 lb

The dot plot shows the heights of cornstalks at a farm. The same number of cornstalks are which two heights?

How many scores are greater than 20?

• 9

• 3

• 7

• 5

Half the number of guesses are less than what number?

**Write the numbers out then split the data in the middle.

• 83

• 73

• 74

• 79