Handling Data
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Organizing data into frequency tables and tally charts
SubtopicOrganizing data into frequency tables and tally charts under Handling Data for Grade 3 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
A group of students counted ladybugs. How should they show this using tally marks?
A.B.C.D. - 2.
Identify the frequency for the tally .
A.B.C.D. - 3.
What is the frequency of the tally marks ?
A.B.C.D. - 4.
In a table, the frequency of 'Milk' is and 'Juice' is . Which snack is more popular?
A.Milk
B.Juice
C.They are equal
D.None
- 5.
A frequency table shows the number of goals: Game 1 (), Game 2 (), Game 3 (), Game 4 (). What is the frequency of scoring goals?
A.B.C.D. - 6.
A tally chart shows for 'Apples' and for 'Pears'. What is the total frequency?
A.B.C.D. - 7.
In a dataset: , which number has the highest frequency?
A.B.C.D. - 8.
For a weekend activity, kids went swimming, played football, and went cycling. What is the total frequency of kids in this survey?
A.B.C.D. - 9.
A gardener planted seeds. grew into sunflowers and grew into lilies. The rest did not grow. What is the frequency of seeds that did NOT grow?
A.B.C.D. - 10.
A shop sells shirts. are red and are blue. The rest are white. What is the tally for white shirts?
A.groups of and single lines
B.groups of
C.groups of and single lines
D.groups of and single lines
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Creating and interpreting pictograms
SubtopicCreating and interpreting pictograms under Handling Data for Grade 3 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
Each apple symbol in a pictogram represents apples. If a basket has symbols, how many apples are in the basket?
A.apples
B.apples
C.apples
D.apples
- 2.
In a pictogram, each ring symbol represents game won. If Team X has ring symbols, how many games did they win?
A.game
B.games
C.games
D.games
- 3.
A pictogram shows the number of pets owned by students. Each paw symbol represents pets. If there are symbols for Cats and symbols for Dogs, how many pets are there in total?
A.pets
B.pets
C.pets
D.pets
- 4.
Each shirt symbol in a pictogram represents shirts. If a shop sells shirts, how many symbols are needed?
A.symbols
B.symbols
C.symbol
D.symbols
- 5.
A rainfall pictogram shows cm of rain fell in April. If each water drop symbol represents cm, how many symbols should be drawn for April?
A.B.C.D. - 6.
A coin collection uses a circle symbol to represent coins. If the pictogram shows full symbols and half-symbol, how many coins are in the collection?
A.B.C.D. - 7.
A library pictogram shows books on two shelves. Each book symbol represents books. Shelf 1 has symbols and Shelf 2 has symbols. What is the total number of books?
A.B.C.D. - 8.
If 'Balloon' symbol = balloons, and a party has symbols of blue balloons and symbols of red balloons, how many balloons are there in total?
A.112.5 balloons
B.105 balloons
C.120 balloons
D.97.5 balloons
- 9.
A pictogram shows cupcakes using 'Cake' symbols. If a baker makes more cupcakes, how many symbols will be added to the pictogram?
A.1 symbol
B.2 symbols
C.D. - 10.
A 'Box' symbol represents toys. A donation center received symbols on Monday and symbols on Tuesday. What is the total number of toys received?
A.180 toys
B.200 toys
C.220 toys
D.190 toys
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Creating and interpreting bar charts
SubtopicCreating and interpreting bar charts under Handling Data for Grade 3 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
A bar chart shows 'Pet Birds'. Parrots: , Canaries: . How many times more Parrots are there than Canaries?
A.times
B.times
C.times
D.times
- 2.
A bar chart shows 'Milkshakes Sold'. Chocolate: , Strawberry: , Vanilla: . Which flavor sold the most?
A.Strawberry
B.Vanilla
C.Chocolate
D.They are all equal
- 3.
A bar chart shows how many stickers four friends have. If the bars are at heights and , which height is shared by two friends?
A.B.C.D. - 4.
A bar chart shows 'Instruments Played'. Piano: , Guitar: , Drums: . How many fewer people play Drums than Piano?
A.B.C.D. - 5.
What is the purpose of the title on a bar chart?
A.To show the scale
B.To explain what the data is about
C.To list the categories
D.To count the frequency
- 6.
What does the vertical axis (y-axis) on a bar chart usually represent?
A.The categories being compared
B.The title of the chart
C.The frequency or count
D.The colors of the bars
- 7.
If a bar chart has a scale of and a bar reaches the line above zero, what is the value of that bar?
A.B.C.D. - 8.
A bar chart has a scale of . If a bar represents , how many grid intervals does it span?
A.B.C.D. - 9.
Bar A is . Bar B is more than Bar A. Bar C is half of Bar B. What is the sum of all three bars?
A.B.C.D. - 10.
A chart shows: Lions (), Tigers (), Bears (). If you want to make a new bar chart with the same data but a scale of , which animal will have a bar ending on a line?
A.Lions
B.Tigers
C.Bears
D.None
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Sorting data using Venn and Carroll diagrams
SubtopicSorting data using Venn and Carroll diagrams under Handling Data for Grade 3 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
In a Venn diagram, Circle A is 'Mammals' and Circle B is 'Lives in the Ocean'. Where should a Dolphin be placed?
A.Inside Circle A only
B.Inside Circle B only
C.In the overlap of A and B
D.Outside both circles
- 2.
A Carroll diagram has rows 'Sweet Food' and 'Savoury Food'. Where does a lollipop go?
A.Sweet Food row
B.Savoury Food row
C.In the drink column
D.Outside the grid
- 3.
In a Venn diagram, Circle A represents 'Numbers less than '. Where should the number be placed?
A.Inside Circle A
B.Outside Circle A
C.In the overlap
D.In the middle
- 4.
A Carroll diagram has columns 'Even' and 'Odd'. Where would you place the number ?
A.Odd column
B.Even column
C.Both columns
D.Neither column
- 5.
A Venn diagram has Circle A for 'Even numbers' and Circle B for 'Multiples of '. Which of these numbers belongs in the area outside both circles?
A.B.C.D. - 6.
In a Carroll diagram, the rows are 'Has legs' and 'Has more than legs'. The columns are 'Has wings' and 'No wings'. Where does an 'Ant' belong?
A.Has more than legs and No wings
B.Has more than legs and Has wings
C.Has legs and No wings
D.Has legs and Has wings
- 7.
A Venn diagram has Circle X for 'Numbers ' and Circle Y for 'Multiples of '. How many numbers from the set belong in the overlap?
A.B.C.D. - 8.
A Carroll diagram sorts the set (Square numbers). Columns: 'Even'. Rows: 'Greater than '. How many numbers are 'Even and Greater than '?
A.B.C.D. - 9.
In a Venn diagram, Circle 1: 'Multiples of '. Circle 2: 'Multiples of '. Circle 3: 'Multiples of '. Which region will be identical to Circle 3?
A.Circle 1 only
B.Circle 2 only
C.The intersection of Circle 1 and Circle 2
D.The region outside all circles
- 10.
In a Carroll diagram, the columns are 'Has digits' and 'Does not have digits'. The rows are 'Contains the digit ' and 'Does not contain the digit '. Where does the number go?
A.Has digits and Contains the digit
B.Does not have digits and Contains the digit
C.Has digits and Does not contain the digit
D.Does not have digits and Does not contain the digit
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Describing chance and likelihood
SubtopicDescribing chance and likelihood under Handling Data for Grade 3 IGCSE.
Preview questions (no answers)
- 1.
If you have a bag with purple marbles, what is the chance of picking a purple marble?
A.Will happen
B.Might happen
C.Will not happen
D.Likely
- 2.
What is the chance that a newborn baby will be years old?
A.Will happen
B.Might happen
C.Will not happen
D.Likely
- 3.
What is the chance that summer will be warmer than winter in most places?
A.Will happen
B.Might happen
C.Will not happen
D.Likely
- 4.
If you have a coin, what is the chance it will land on 'Tails'?
A.Will happen
B.Might happen
C.Will not happen
D.Likely
- 5.
If you roll a standard -sided die, what is the chance of rolling an even number (, , or )?
A.Will happen
B.Might happen
C.Will not happen
D.Unlikely
- 6.
What is the likelihood of picking a card with a number greater than from a pack of cards numbered to ?
A.Will happen
B.Might happen
C.Will not happen
D.Likely
- 7.
If you have a bag with yellow marbles and green marbles, picking a yellow marble is:
A.Likely
B.Unlikely
C.Will happen
D.Certain
- 8.
In a race, there are 10 runners. 5 are wearing red shirts and 5 are wearing blue shirts. If 2 runners in red shirts trip and leave the race, what is the likelihood that the winner of the race is wearing a blue shirt?
A.Will happen
B.Likely
C.Will not happen
D.Unlikely
- 9.
A jar contains 100 beads: 1 is purple and 99 are white. If you pick 50 beads and none of them are purple, what is the chance that the purple bead is still in the jar?
A.Will happen
B.Will not happen
C.Might happen
D.Unlikely
- 10.
A bag has 5 circles and 5 squares. You add 5 more circles and take away 5 squares. What is the chance of picking a circle?
A.Will not happen
B.Might happen
C.Will happen
D.Unlikely
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