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ALSS Review for Unit 3 Part 2 Test

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which country receives 13% of the U.S. exports?

a)

Japan

b)

European Union

c)

Mexico

d)

Canada

2.

Which country receives the least U.S. exports?

a)

Japan

b)

South Korea

c)

China

d)

Canada

3.

What year is the data referring to?

a)

2010

b)

2011

c)

2000

d)

2012

4.

What country does the U.S. export 7% to?

a)

Canada

b)

European Union

c)

China

d)

Everyone else

5.

What has happened to the United States farms from 1950 to 1995?

a)

The number of farms has increased

b)

The number of farms has decreased.

c)

The number of farms has remained the same.

d)

Farms have disappeared

6.

The title for the line graph is located ______ the data.

a)

under

b)

above

c)

between

d)

behind

7.

How are bar graphs and pie charts different?

a)

Pie charts compare parts of a whole, bar graphs compare data in categories.

b)

Pie charts compare data in categories and bar graphs compare parts of a whole.

c)

Both pie charts and bar graphs compare parts of a whole.

d)

Neither pie charts not bar graphs compare categories.

8.

Which item do Americans throw away the most?

a)

metals

b)

glass

c)

paper

d)

plastics

9.

Plastics, wood, and glass make up what percentage of American trash together?

a)

12%

b)

8%

c)

35%

d)

22%

10.

What percentage of American trash is made up of rubber, leather, and textiles?

a)

12%

b)

7%

c)

35%

d)

4%

11.

Which two categories together make up 24% of the trash?

a)

Food scraps and yard trimmings

b)

plastic and paper

c)

metals and food scrapes

d)

wood and glass

12.

How are line graphs and pictographs similar?

a)

They both show change over time.

b)

They both have pictures to represent data.

c)

They both have titles.

d)

They both use lines and points.

13.

How are line graphs and pictographs different?

a)

Line graph uses pictures to represent data while pictographs show change over time.

b)

Pictograph uses percentages while line graphs use lines and points.

c)

Pictograph has symbols or pictures to represent data while line graphs have points and lines.

d)

Line graphs use lines and points while pictographs show parts of a whole.

14.

How are these graphs similar?

a)

They both use symbols to represent data.

b)

They both organize data visually.

c)

They are both about apples.

d)

They both compare data using bars.

15.

Which subject got the greatest number of votes?

a)

Shop

b)

History

c)

Science

d)

English

16.

Which subject got the fewest number of votes?

a)

shop

b)

history

c)

science

d)

English

17.

Look at the graph.

How did cookie sales change from Thursday to Friday?

a)

Sales increased

b)

Sales decreased

c)

Sales stayed the same

d)

Sales went down

18.

What happened to the sales from Wednesday to Thursday.

a)

Sales increased

b)

Sales decreased

c)

Sales stayed the same

d)

Sales went up

19.

Compare the graphs.

How are the two graphs similar?

a)

They both use bars to compare data in categories.

b)

They both show change over time.

c)

They are both about cookies.

d)

They both use lines and points.

20.

The title of a graph can be found

a)

above the graph

b)

under the graph

c)

behind the graph

d)

next to the graph