WorksheetsStatistics and Presenting Data
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 14mins
What day is today
Wednesday
The day before the day after tomorrow
Yesterday's tomorrow
The day after Tuesday
The 10th of February
Name the type of data that typically involves numbers...
(a)
What type of graph is this?
Bar Chart
Histogram
Pie Chart
Stem & Leaf
What is the other type of data - usually relating to words but not always?
(a)
Which of these is an example of numerical data?
The type of car you want to own
Your favourite flavour of ice cream
The temperature at the beach on the first day of June
The name of your favourite subject
Which of these in an example of categorical data
The number of people who exercise every day
The amount of kilometres you live from school
The length of this maths class
The counties of Munster
Which of these graphs could be used to show the types of car someone drives
Stem and Leaf
Bar Chart
Both of these
None of the above
Which type of data do you think the different shoe sizes fall into?
Numerical
Categorical
Mr Kelly bought a pair of black shoes for €50 when he saw there was a 20% sale. Name the 3 pieces of data in this sentence.
Mr Kelly
20%
Sale
Shoes
€50
Write the word that relates to an entire group of people that data could be collected from
(a)
When we do not have the time or resources to collect data from the entire population, we use a smaller group that is known as a (a)
A word meaning that the survey made is unfair is
(a)
Isn't it about time that the restrictions are eased so we can go on holidays? Is this an acceptable question for a survey?
Yes
No
Isn't it about time that restrictions are eased so we can go on holidays? What is the fault with this question
Too personal
Not simple enough
Leading Question
What is the difference between the most popular and least popular topping?
(a)
What is the most common/most popular age of people in this office?
(a)
What "occasions" are coming up in the coming days (can tick more than one)
Pancake Tuesday
Good Friday
None of these
Valentine's Day
Ash Wednesday
If you multiply this number by another, the answer will always be the same. What is the number
(a)
