Math Interpret Data

How many students are in Ms. O’Brien’s class?

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• 15

• 16

• 14

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CCSS.2.MD.D.9

Use the data in the frequency table to answer the questions. Edwin spent Saturday afternoon recording how many cars passed by his house.   

How many more cars passed by Edwin’s house between 12:00 and 2:00 than did between 11:00 and 12:00?

• 7

• 2

• 5

• 15

Mr. Cook collected the set of data below on the type of dog that his students like.

Which frequency table represents the set of data above?

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How many more students chose a beagle than a mixed breed?

• 5

• 6

• 3

• 4

Mr. Cook collected the set of data below on the type of dog that his students like.

Which dog was chosen by the same number of students as the Labrador?

• Beagle

• Mixed breed

• Golden retriever

• Yorkshire terrier

Choose the pictograph that correctly displays each set of data.

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Choose the pictograph that correctly displays each set of data.

During a baseball game, Lance fielded 10 baseballs, Justin fielded 14 baseballs, and Omar fielded 16 baseballs.

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Choose the pictograph that correctly displays each set of data.

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Choose the pictograph that correctly displays each set of data.

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Choose the sentence that correctly interprets the set of data.

• There are 4 more computers in the math classroom than in the art classroom.

• There are more computers in the science classroom than in the math classroom.

• There are a total of 32 computers in all of the classrooms.

• There are 6 computers in the art classroom.