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WorksheetsGreat Graphing
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
I'm trying to make a graph to show the results of my class-wide poll. It should show the whole class's votes. What kind of graph should I use?
Line Graph
Pie Chart
Bar Graph
No graph, just leave the data table
I want to make a graph for my experiment. The data I collected included the snowfall over time in Minooka. What type of graph should I use?
Line Graph
Pie Chart
Bar Graph
No graph, just leave the data table
What's missing from this graph?
Axis Lables
Scale
Title
Intervals
I'm making a bar graph to show the results of a flavor test on a new brand of energy drinks. I collected data on how strong the strawberry flavor was in each drink. Is this Qual or Quan data?
Qualitative (Like or Look)
Quantitative (Numbers)
Independent Variables are...
Measured after the experiment is done
Kept the same in every test
Changed by the experimenter or scientist.
Always quantitative
Dependent Variables are...
Less important than IV
Measured or observed after the experiment is done
Are the one thing that's different in each experiment
Kept constant in each experiment
Bar graphs should be used for data that is...
Continuous, flowing together like time
Comparable, like several groups
Parts of a whole
Related only to candy bars
The "A" in T.A.I.L stands for Axis. What does the "L" stand for?
Legible
Labels
Law of Chemical Equilibrium
London
Where do the IV and DV usually go on any graph?
IV on the bottom, DV on the side
IV and DV on the bottom, Controls on the side
DV on the bottom, IV on the side
In a data table, where do you put units, such as (cm) or (years)?
Next to each number in the boxes
At the bottom of the table
In the top title boxes only
Trick question, you don't need labels!
Why do scientists use graphs?
Trick question, scientists don't use graphs
They help scientists easily see trends and patterns in their data
They're pretty
They can help the scientist lie about the data they want to show
What are the X and Y axes on a graph?
X is on the bottom (horizontal), Y is on the side (vertical)
Y is on the bottom (horizontal), X is on the side (vertical)
They're different names for the same things
X is the title line and Y is the subtitle
I'm making a line graph! What kind of data am I probably using?
Data over time
Comparable groups of data
Percentages
Qualitative data
Based on this graph, who gives the most homework on Thursdays?
Ms. Jones
Mrs. Williams
Ms. Smith
Mrs. Brown
Based on this graph, on what day did they do the least amount of push-ups?
Fri
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Based on this graph, digital stores produce what percent of the monthly sales?
8%
25%
27%
30%
