Math 3 · Unit 2: Statistics · Cambridge Primary Maths Stage 3
2.1 Tally charts and frequency tables
16 questions · e.g. Tom's chart: 17 triangles, 25 squares, 9 pentagons, 24 …
Questions
1. The frequency table shows the shapes Tom counted. How many shapes are there altogether?
Check2. The frequency table shows the shapes Tom counted. Which shape has the highest frequency?
Check3. The frequency table shows the shapes Tom counted. Which two shapes have a total of 42?
Check4. What number do these tally marks show?
Check5. The tally chart shows how learners come to school. Which way is most popular?
Check6. The tally chart shows how learners come to school. How many learners are there in total?
Check7. What does 'frequency' mean?
Check8. The table shows how many sweets are in each of 20 bags. Which number of sweets is most common?
Check9. The table shows how many sweets are in each of 20 bags. How many bags have more than 25 sweets?
Check10. Nasif records 'horse: III' with frequency 3, and 'rabbit: III' with frequency 4. Which is wrong?
Check11. Cars with 1 person: 41, with 2 people: 54. How many cars is that?
Check12. There were 20 cars with 4 people in each. How many people is that?
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14. Which is the best question for a party food survey?
- Which food do you like best: pizza, rice, noodles or sandwiches?
- How old is the party?
- What is your name?
- Do you like food?
15. Waltzers had 41 riders and the Ferris wheel had 23. How many more rode the waltzers?
Check16. How do you show 7 in tally marks?
- one group of 5 and 2 single lines
- two groups of 5
- one group of 5 and 7 lines
- 7 single lines with no group