Math Unit 5 Chapter 10 Data

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Nathan asked his friends to name their favorite vegetable. Use the data to make a tally chart.
peas—4 friends
carrots—9 friends
broccoli—1 friend
corn—5 friends

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Does the sentence describe the data in the tally chart above? Drag each sentence to Yes or No to make the sentence correct.

Broccoli is the least favorite vegetable
More than 10 friends chose peas and carrots together.
More friends chose corn than carrots.

Yes
No

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Look back at your tally chart from number one to help answer this question.

Nathan asks 7 more friends to choose their favorite vegetable. 6 friends choose peas and 1 friend chooses corn. Do more friends choose peas or carrots now? Explain.

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Karina counted the number of sit-ups she did each day. Describe how the number of sit-ups changed from Monday to Thursday. Make a bar graph to solve the problem.
Monday—3 sit-ups
Tuesday—5 sit-ups
Wednesday—6 sit-ups
Thursday—8 sit-ups

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If Karina does 2 more sit-ups on Friday than she did on Thursday, how does the number of sit-ups change from Monday to Friday?

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Use the tally chart to complete the picture graph. Draw a smiley face for each child.

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How many children chose art?

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How many more children chose math than science?

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What two subjects were chosen by a total of 6 children. Chose all possible answers.

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Eric asked some friends to name their favorite sandwich. Use the data to complete the bar graph.
4 friends chose ham.
6 friends chose turkey.
1 friend chose cheese.
3 friends chose jelly.

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Fill in the bubble next to all the sentences that describe the data in the bar graph above.

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Look back at your tally chart from number 10 to help answer this question. Did more friends choose cheese and jelly together than ham? Explain.

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Math Unit 5 Chapter 10 Data

Nathan asked his friends to name their favorite vegetable. Use the data to make a tally chart.
peas—4 friends
carrots—9 friends
broccoli—1 friend
corn—5 friends

Does the sentence describe the data in the tally chart above? Drag each sentence to Yes or No to make the sentence correct.

Look back at your tally chart from number one to help answer this question.

Nathan asks 7 more friends to choose their favorite vegetable. 6 friends choose peas and 1 friend chooses corn. Do more friends choose peas or carrots now? Explain.

Karina counted the number of sit-ups she did each day. Describe how the number of sit-ups changed from Monday to Thursday. Make a bar graph to solve the problem.
Monday—3 sit-ups
Tuesday—5 sit-ups
Wednesday—6 sit-ups
Thursday—8 sit-ups

If Karina does 2 more sit-ups on Friday than she did on Thursday, how does the number of sit-ups change from Monday to Friday?

Use the tally chart to complete the picture graph. Draw a smiley face for each child.

How many children chose art?

How many more children chose math than science?

What two subjects were chosen by a total of 6 children. Chose all possible answers.

Eric asked some friends to name their favorite sandwich. Use the data to complete the bar graph.
4 friends chose ham.
6 friends chose turkey.
1 friend chose cheese.
3 friends chose jelly.

Fill in the bubble next to all the sentences that describe the data in the bar graph above.

Look back at your tally chart from number 10 to help answer this question. Did more friends choose cheese and jelly together than ham? Explain.

Look back at your tally chart from number 10 to help answer this question. How many friends chose a sandwich other than turkey?

Nathan asked his friends to name their favorite vegetable. Use the data to make a tally chart.
peas—4 friends
carrots—9 friends
broccoli—1 friend
corn—5 friends

Does the sentence describe the data in the tally chart above? Drag each sentence to Yes or No to make the sentence correct.

Look back at your tally chart from number one to help answer this question.

Nathan asks 7 more friends to choose their favorite vegetable. 6 friends choose peas and 1 friend chooses corn. Do more friends choose peas or carrots now? Explain.

Karina counted the number of sit-ups she did each day. Describe how the number of sit-ups changed from Monday to Thursday. Make a bar graph to solve the problem.
Monday—3 sit-ups
Tuesday—5 sit-ups
Wednesday—6 sit-ups
Thursday—8 sit-ups

If Karina does 2 more sit-ups on Friday than she did on Thursday, how does the number of sit-ups change from Monday to Friday?

Use the tally chart to complete the picture graph. Draw a smiley face for each child.

How many children chose art?

How many more children chose math than science?

What two subjects were chosen by a total of 6 children. Chose all possible answers.

Eric asked some friends to name their favorite sandwich. Use the data to complete the bar graph.
4 friends chose ham.
6 friends chose turkey.
1 friend chose cheese.
3 friends chose jelly.

Fill in the bubble next to all the sentences that describe the data in the bar graph above.

Look back at your tally chart from number 10 to help answer this question. Did more friends choose cheese and jelly together than ham? Explain.

Look back at your tally chart from number 10 to help answer this question. How many friends chose a sandwich other than turkey?

Math Unit 5 Chapter 10 Data

Math Unit 5 Chapter 10 Data

Nathan asked his friends to name their favorite vegetable. Use the data to make a tally chart.peas—4 friends carrots—9 friendsbroccoli—1 friend corn—5 friends

Does the sentence describe the data in the tally chart above? Drag each sentence to Yes or No to make the sentence correct.

Look back at your tally chart from number one to help answer this question.Nathan asks 7 more friends to choose their favorite vegetable. 6 friends choose peas and 1 friend chooses corn. Do more friends choose peas or carrots now? Explain.

Karina counted the number of sit-ups she did each day. Describe how the number of sit-ups changed from Monday to Thursday. Make a bar graph to solve the problem.Monday—3 sit-ups Tuesday—5 sit-ups Wednesday—6 sit-ups Thursday—8 sit-ups

If Karina does 2 more sit-ups on Friday than she did on Thursday, how does the number of sit-ups change from Monday to Friday?

Use the tally chart to complete the picture graph. Draw a smiley face for each child.

How many children chose art?

How many more children chose math than science?

What two subjects were chosen by a total of 6 children. Chose all possible answers.

Eric asked some friends to name their favorite sandwich. Use the data to complete the bar graph.4 friends chose ham. 6 friends chose turkey. 1 friend chose cheese. 3 friends chose jelly.

Fill in the bubble next to all the sentences that describe the data in the bar graph above.

Look back at your tally chart from number 10 to help answer this question. Did more friends choose cheese and jelly together than ham? Explain.

Look back at your tally chart from number 10 to help answer this question. How many friends chose a sandwich other than turkey?

Nathan asked his friends to name their favorite vegetable. Use the data to make a tally chart.peas—4 friends carrots—9 friendsbroccoli—1 friend corn—5 friends

Does the sentence describe the data in the tally chart above? Drag each sentence to Yes or No to make the sentence correct.

Look back at your tally chart from number one to help answer this question.Nathan asks 7 more friends to choose their favorite vegetable. 6 friends choose peas and 1 friend chooses corn. Do more friends choose peas or carrots now? Explain.

Karina counted the number of sit-ups she did each day. Describe how the number of sit-ups changed from Monday to Thursday. Make a bar graph to solve the problem.Monday—3 sit-ups Tuesday—5 sit-ups Wednesday—6 sit-ups Thursday—8 sit-ups

If Karina does 2 more sit-ups on Friday than she did on Thursday, how does the number of sit-ups change from Monday to Friday?

Use the tally chart to complete the picture graph. Draw a smiley face for each child.

How many children chose art?

How many more children chose math than science?

What two subjects were chosen by a total of 6 children. Chose all possible answers.

Eric asked some friends to name their favorite sandwich. Use the data to complete the bar graph.4 friends chose ham. 6 friends chose turkey. 1 friend chose cheese. 3 friends chose jelly.

Fill in the bubble next to all the sentences that describe the data in the bar graph above.

Look back at your tally chart from number 10 to help answer this question. Did more friends choose cheese and jelly together than ham? Explain.

Look back at your tally chart from number 10 to help answer this question. How many friends chose a sandwich other than turkey?

Nathan asked his friends to name their favorite vegetable. Use the data to make a tally chart.
peas—4 friends
carrots—9 friends
broccoli—1 friend
corn—5 friends

Look back at your tally chart from number one to help answer this question.

Nathan asks 7 more friends to choose their favorite vegetable. 6 friends choose peas and 1 friend chooses corn. Do more friends choose peas or carrots now? Explain.

Karina counted the number of sit-ups she did each day. Describe how the number of sit-ups changed from Monday to Thursday. Make a bar graph to solve the problem.
Monday—3 sit-ups
Tuesday—5 sit-ups
Wednesday—6 sit-ups
Thursday—8 sit-ups

Eric asked some friends to name their favorite sandwich. Use the data to complete the bar graph.
4 friends chose ham.
6 friends chose turkey.
1 friend chose cheese.
3 friends chose jelly.

Nathan asked his friends to name their favorite vegetable. Use the data to make a tally chart.
peas—4 friends
carrots—9 friends
broccoli—1 friend
corn—5 friends

Look back at your tally chart from number one to help answer this question.

Nathan asks 7 more friends to choose their favorite vegetable. 6 friends choose peas and 1 friend chooses corn. Do more friends choose peas or carrots now? Explain.

Karina counted the number of sit-ups she did each day. Describe how the number of sit-ups changed from Monday to Thursday. Make a bar graph to solve the problem.
Monday—3 sit-ups
Tuesday—5 sit-ups
Wednesday—6 sit-ups
Thursday—8 sit-ups

Eric asked some friends to name their favorite sandwich. Use the data to complete the bar graph.
4 friends chose ham.
6 friends chose turkey.
1 friend chose cheese.
3 friends chose jelly.