zMath 130  - Unit 25: Organize, Record, Analyze

Organize Data in a Table

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1)

Who read the most time?


2)

Who read the least time?


3)

What 2 students read for about 1 hour?


4)

How many students read for more than 2 hours?


5)

What is the total time that Abigail read?


6)

What is the total time that Casey read?


7)

How long did Jonathan read?


8)

How long did Leah read?


9)

What is the total time that Richard read?


10)

Look for a pattern. Choose the missing numbers.


11)

Which of the following best describes the pattern that was used in the table in question 10?


12)

What would the next number in the pattern be in Row 1 and Row 2?


13)

Skip Count. Select the next 6 numbers in this pattern.

100, 105, 110, 115, 120, ___, ___, ___, ___, ___, ___


14)

Continue the pattern.

1, 3, 5, 7, ___, ___, ___


15)

All of the numbers in the pattern in question 14 are _____.


This table shows the shipment of clothing to The Dress Shop on Saturday. Use the table to answer questions 16 – 20.


16)

How many dresses were shipped on Saturday?

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17)

How many more size 7’s were shipped than size 3’s?

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18)

How many more 9’s were shipped than 11’s?

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19)

The least number of dresses were delivered for which sizes?

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20)

The most number of dresses were delivered for which sizes?

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Mixed Review. Select EVEN or ODD.


21)

17 is what kind of number?


22)

20 is what kind of number?


23)

66 is what kind of number?


24)

98 is what kind of number?


25)

23 is what kind of number?


26)

100 is what kind of number?


27)

55 is what kind of number?


28)

3 is what kind of number?


29)

71 is what kind of number?


30)

0 is what kind of number?


Pictograph

Use the pictograph to answer the questions 31 – 42. Remember, look at the key to determine the number that the picture represents. You can use paper and pencil or mental math to answer the following questions.


31)

How many books did Jenny read?

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32)

How many books did Terri read?

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33)

Who read the least books?

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34)

Who read the most books?

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35)

How many books were read altogether?

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36)

How many books did Terri and Michael read?

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37)

Why was the key important?

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38)

How many books did Michelle and Amanda read?

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39)

How many books did Matt read?

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40)

How many books did Richard read?

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41)

Who read less books than Richard?

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42)

How many books were read by Michelle, Rachel and Matt?

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Finish the pictograph of snack choices for the third graders by answering questions 43 and 44, and then refer to the completed pictograph to answer questions 45 – 50.


43)

A title must go above the pictograph. Choose the best title for this pictograph.

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44)

The key is placed below the pictograph. Select the correct key.

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45)

What was the most popular snack food?

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46)

How many 3rd graders liked nachos?

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47)

What was the least favorite snack?

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48)

How many 3rd graders liked ice cream?

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49)

How many 3rd graders liked pizza?

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50)

How many 3rd graders were there?

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