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Week 1 Graph of the Week

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Analyze the graph below to answer the questions on the right. Graphs will be presented on Monday and due BEFORE class on Friday of that week. On Friday we will have a class discussion about the graph. Graph of the Weeks completed after the discussion will be considered late and graded with a maximum grade of 70%. The last two questions are not graded, but will be beneficial to have for the discussion. The quality of discussions will determine how intricate future graph of the weeks are. Good discussions will continue with multiple choice questions. Poor discussions will begin having graded extended response questions.
Analyze the graph below to answer the questions on the right. Graphs will be presented on Monday and due BEFORE class on Friday of that week. On Friday we will have a class discussion about the graph. Graph of the Weeks completed after the discussion will be considered late and graded with a maximum grade of 70%. The last two questions are not graded, but will be beneficial to have for the discussion. The quality of discussions will determine how intricate future graph of the weeks are. Good discussions will continue with multiple choice questions. Poor discussions will begin having graded extended response questions.
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Question 8
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What other observations could you make about this graph? Try to think of high quality observations, not just 'the graph has color'.

Question 9
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Make a prediction about how this data might change in the next 10 years.

What is the topic of this graph?
Preschooler ingestion of caffeine
Daily caffeine intake by age
Number of energy drinks consumed by age
How much caffeine is in different products
What variable is on the x-axis?
Product type
Milligrams of Caffeine
Year
Age in years
What variable is on the y-axis?
Year
Product type
Milligrams of Caffeine
Age in years
What other variables are being compared on this graph? Select all that apply.
Types of Product
Years (not age)
Caffeine intake by demographic
There are no other variables being compared
What is the independent variable?
Age in years
Type of Product
Milligrams of Coffee
Years
What is the dependent variable?
Milligrams of Coffee
Age in years
Years
Type of Product
Which of the following would be an accurate observation based on the data presented on this graph?
Ages 18-24 consumes more milligrams of caffeine than ages 25-34.
Ages 50-64 consumes the highest amount of caffeine.
Ages 50-64 consume the lowest amount of caffeine.
Ages 13-17 consume the highest amount of caffeine.