Categorical Data

Hector has a collection of postcards. The frequency table shows the number of postcards he has from each country. The number of postcards from the United States is 3 times the number he has from which country?

• Japan

• Norway

• France

• Canada

Which two types of websites combined received the same number of votes as the type of website with the greatest number of votes?

• Videos

• Games & Music

• News & Sports

• Games & News

Hw many more votes would Mia have needed to win?

• 15

• 25

• 12

• 26

The teachers at Marty’s school are in a pasta-cooking contest. The bar graph shows the amounts of sauce they use in their recipes. What is the difference between the greatest and least amounts of sauce?

• 8

• 6

• 3

• 5

Leon makes a bar graph of the favorite cheese data in the frequency table. How many bars will the graph have?

• 12 bars

• 3 bars

• 4 bars

• 2 bars

The table shows the types of sandwiches sold at a deli yesterday. One customer bought half the peanut butter sandwiches and half the grilled cheese sandwiches that were sold. Each sandwich cost $6. How much did the customer pay?

• $24

• $42

• $84

• $18

The percent bar graph shows the percent of each type of trading card that is in John’s collection.

True of False: One-fourth of the cards were football cards.

• True, because football is 25%

• False, because football is 30%

• True, because football is 40%

• False, because football is 20%

The table shows the number of each type of animal at a refuge. Determine the relative frequency for the cheetah.

• 45%

• 25%

• 50%

• 30%

The Jackson family has a large assortment of pets. The table shows the number of each type of pet the family owns. Which of the following statements does NOT reflect a good summary of the data?

• One-fourth of the pets are cats.

• Snakes represent 10% of the pets on the farm.

• The number of birds and snakes make up 20% of the pets.

• More than half of the pets are dogs.

The Jackson family has a large assortment of pets. The table shows the number of each type of pet the family owns. Which relative frequency table matches the pets at the Jackson home?

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