WorksheetsClassmates' Favorite Colors Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
How do you get information about your classmates' favorite colors?
Write down any color you like
Ask your classmates about their favorite colors
Guess everyone’s favorite color
Look at the clothes they are wearing
When collecting data, what should you always do?
Talk about your favorite things
Listen carefully and write down answers
Tell your classmates the answer
Draw pictures of the answers
What question could you ask in an interview to find out favorite animals?
What is your favorite fruit?
Do you like pizza?
What is your favorite animal?
What time is it?
A pictograph uses:
Words only
Numbers only
Pictures to show data
Sentences
How can you show your classmates' favorite pets in a pictograph?
Use animal pictures like 🐶 and 🐱 to show answers
Write long sentences about each pet
Draw only one big picture
Write the names of the pets
Look at the pictograph of 🐶 and 🐱. How many people like dogs?
1
2
3
6
What is the pictograph all about?
Favorite Pets of Grade 1 pupils
Favorite Fruits of Grade 1 pupils
Favorite Food of Grade 1 pupils
Favorite Color of Grade 1 pupils
If you ask 3 classmates about their favorite toy and 2 like cars while 1 likes dolls, how would you show this in a table?
Write “cars: 2, dolls: 1”
Draw a picture of a toy
Say, “Cars are the best!”
Leave it blank
A table helps you:
Write a story about data
Organize data clearly
Color pictures
Add new toys
If the table shows 4 🍎 and 2 🍍, how many people like apples?
2
3
4
5
If your table has 3 🐶 and 1 🐱, how many people were asked?
2
3
4
5
You collect answers about favorite ice cream flavors. How can you organize the data?
Write it in a table
Keep all the answers in your head
Make a picture of ice cream
Don’t organize it
If you have a table showing 2 🍓, 3 🍇, and 1 🍌, how can you make a pictograph?
Use only one picture for everything
Use 2 strawberry pictures, 3 grapes, and 1 banana
Write a story about fruit
Draw a house
After making a pictograph, what should you do?
Share it with others to explain the data
Hide it in your bag
Erase it
Make random changes
How can you make your table match a pictograph?
Add extra pictures
Guess the numbers
Change the data
Count each picture and write the number in the table
What is one way learners can collect data in one variable?
Through a simple interview
By drawing pictures
By guessing answers
By reading a story
If you have a pictograph without a scale, what does it mean?
There are no numbers to show how many each picture stands for
It uses only numbers
It is a kind of table
It is a type of interview
How can you organize data from a pictograph without a scale?
By putting it into a table
By drawing more pictures
By writing a story
By coloring the pictures
Why might you need to interpret a pictograph?
To understand what the pictures mean
To color the pictures
To make a new pictograph
To write a story
If you interview your classmates about their favorite fruit and record the answers, what are you doing?
Collecting data in one variable
Drawing a pictograph
Making a table
Reading a book
