Use the bar graph for questions 1-5.
How many students took part of the survey?
How many books did the most frequent reader read?
How many books did the least frequent reader read?
How many students read more than 4 books?
Use the frequency table for questions 6-10.
How many people were surveyed?
What is the most popular color?
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What is the least popular color?
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Use the stem-and-leaf plot below for questions 11-15.
The stem-and-leaf plot below shows how many minutes Frank walked each morning.
How many mornings did Frank go for a walk?
What is the shortest duration walk Frank went on?
What is the longest duration walk Frank went on?
How many more minutes was Frank's longest walk than his 2 shortest walks combined?
Use the dot plot below to answer questions 16-20.
The dot plot shows the number of touchdowns some football players scored last season. Each dot represents a different player.
How many players scored touchdowns last season?
How many players scored more than 5 touchdowns last season?
How many players scored 3 touchdowns or less last season?
What is the difference between the number players that scored fewer than 5 touchdowns and the number of players that scored 5 or more touchdowns?
How many more books did Stephanie read than Able and Lisa combined?
What fraction of the people chose purple as their favorite color?
Simplify your answer if possible.
How many more people choose red or blue as their favorite colors than yellow or purple?
What fraction of walks were greater than or equal to 40 minutes but less than 50 minutes long?
Simplify your answer if possible.
If a touchdown is worth 6 points, how many total points were scored from the players who scored exactly 5 touchdowns last season?
