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Data Handling and Presentation

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1. Which type of graph helps compare different categories quickly?

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2. In a bar graph, the length or height of the bar represents:

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3. If one unit in a bar graph represents 10 students, and the bar for "Cricket" has 5 units, how many students prefer cricket?

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4. Which graph is best to show how the number of books borrowed by students increases over time?

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5. What should you do if the numbers in a bar graph are too large to fit?

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6. In a bar graph showing student preferences, which category had the least votes if it has the shortest bar?

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7. What is a frequency table used for?

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8. Which tool is most useful for summarizing large amounts of data?

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9. A frequency table shows that 7 students like apples, and 5 like bananas. What is the total number of students?

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10. If 12 students like mangoes, and each tally mark represents 2 students, how many tally marks should be drawn?

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11. How is data presented in a frequency table?

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12. Which of the following is NOT a way to present data?

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13. What should always be included when making a bar graph?

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14. How do pictographs and bar graphs differ?

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15. Which of the following is a disadvantage of pictographs?

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16. Why are bar graphs often preferred over pictographs for large data?

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17. A pictograph shows 2 pictures of buses and 3 pictures of bicycles. If one picture equals 5 vehicles, how many vehicles are there in total?

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18. What is a key in a pictograph?

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