Are You Smarter Than A Third Grader? These 15 Graph Questions Will Tell You!
Are You Smarter Than A Third Grader? These 15 Graph Questions Will Tell You!
Sure, we'd all like to assume we can read a chart better than an 8-year-old, but this simple test may just tell you otherwise!
Sure, we'd all like to assume we can read a chart better than an 8-year-old, but this simple test may just tell you otherwise!
Which form of transportation did the fewest students use to get to and from school at Wedgwood Elementary in 2012?
What percentage of students did not walk to school in 2012?
Let's say there were 1000 students at Wedgewood Elementary in 2012. How many of those students used a family vehicle for transportation?
You'll use this pie graph for questions 4-6. Please note you can click the x in the corner of this text box to minimize it. Lexington Elementary School polled all of its students to find out their favorite candies. How many students attend Lexington Elementary School?
How many students at Lexington Elementary School named either Kit Kats or Skittles as their favorite candy?
Approximately what percentage of students said that Snickers were their favorite candy?
Use the above chart to answer questions 7-9. You can click the x at the corner of this text box to hide it and see all of the information. This chart shows the preferred snacks of students in a classroom. How many students did not prefer cookies?
Approximately what percentage of students preferred cookies?
Approximately what percentage of students prefer fruit or vegetables?
You will use this line graph for questions 10-12. You can click the x in the corner of this text box to see the complete graph. What was the population of the United States in 1950?
By how many people did the population of the U.S. grow between 1950 and 2010?
By approximately what percentage did the U.S. population grow between 1950 and 2010?
In this graph, each line represents a different school that chose to record monthly temperatures and compare them to one another's. We will call them Square School, Circle School, Diamond School, and Triangle School. You will use this graph for questions 13-15. To see the complete graph, you can click the x in the corner of this text box. Which two schools started and ended with the most similar temperatures to one another?
Which school had the highest temperature in September?
What was the approximate difference in temperature between the hottest and coolest schools in July?