Lesson 8 of 9
Track quiz
Show on a big screenBefore the quiz, a quick cheat-sheet of the whole track.
| Idea | What to remember |
|---|---|
| What is data | Data is facts you collect and keep. |
| Kinds of data | Data can be numbers, words, pictures, video or sounds. |
| Groups | Grouping puts each answer in one clear bucket. |
| Tallying | A tally counts in bundles of five. |
| Pictographs | Read the key first, then count the pictures. |
| Bar charts | A taller bar means a bigger count. |
You write down how many mangoes fell each evening for a week. Is that data?
A camera records the school gate all day. What kind of data is it?
Eight answers about a favourite game come back mixed up. What does grouping do?
A tally shows one bundle of five and two loose marks. How many is that?
A key says 1 star = 2 books. A row has 3 stars. How many books is that?
One bar in a chart is taller than all the others. What does it show?
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Reveal every answer to finish this lesson.