Interpreting Line Plots with Fractions

What is the purpose of using a line plot in this survey?

• To calculate the total number of shoes

• To find the most expensive shoe size

• To visualize shoe size distribution among adults

• To determine the average shoe size

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How is each surveyed adult represented in the line plot?

• By a dot

• By a number

• By an X

• By a bar

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What total number of adults were surveyed according to the line plot?

• 11 adults

• 13 adults

• 10 adults

• 12 adults

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What does each 'X' on the line plot signify?

• A pair of shoes

• A surveyed adult

• A shoe store

• A shoe size

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How are the shoe sizes labeled in the line plot?

• In European sizes

• In UK sizes

• In US sizes

• Not specified

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How many adults have a shoe size of 10 or larger?

• 8 adults

• 7 adults

• 6 adults

• 5 adults

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What shoe size had the least number of adults according to the survey?

• Size 11

• Size 10.5

• Size 11.5

• Size 8.5

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Which shoe size was the most common among the surveyed adults?

• Size 9

• Size 11

• Size 8.5

• Size 10

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How many adults surveyed have a shoe size less than 10?

• 5 adults

• 4 adults

• 3 adults

• 6 adults

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What is the significance of the shoe size survey results?

• To design new shoes

• To promote a shoe brand

• To analyze shoe size trends

• To inventory shoe sizes