17.2 Data Displays

Match the following types of data displays:

• Dot Plot

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• Frequency Table

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• Histogram

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• Scatter Plot

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• Box and Whisker Plot

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The bin sizes​ in a ​ (a)   must be ​ (b)   .

• histogram
• the same
• dot plot
• frequency table
• box and whisker plot
• scatter plot
• different
• whatever size you want

You do not know that exact values of the individual data points with this type of display:

• Frequency Table

• Dot Plot

• Histogram

• Scatter Plot

Match the following:

• Touching bars that show how many in a bin.

• Box and Whisker Plot

• Breaks data into quarters.

• Histogram

• Stack multiples across a row.

• Scatter Plot

• Two pieces of data are compared on a graph.

• Dot Plot

• Tallying up results to count occurrences.

• Frequency Table

Match the following:

• Most Often

• Mode

• Difference between Highest and Lowest Points.

• Mean

• Middle Number

• Median

• Average

• Range

A ​ (a)   can be used to make several other data displays.

• frequency table
• dot plot
• histogram
• box and whisker

What type of data display can you find the exact values of the points?

• Histogram

• Dot Plot

• Scatter Plot

• Box and Whisker Plot

Which dot plot shows the same data as this histogram?

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Which bin shows the greatest number of pets?

• 15-19

• 0-4

• 5-9

• 10-14

A ​ (a)   is a graphical display of data using dots.

A ​ (b)   is a graphical display where the data is grouped into ranges.

• dot plot
• histogram
• box plot
• frequency table
• scatter plot