Graphing Unit Assignment
Graphing Unit Assignment
1. The following line graph shows the number of people in a company with 500 employees who took sick days over
a six-month period.
Based on this graph, how many people would you expect to be sick in March?
a. 35 c. 21
b. 24 d. 27
2. Navi works with Environment Canada, tracking ground temperatures of arctic permafrost. She must present her
results from March 2007 to January 2009. What would be the best choices for her x and y axes?
3. In a class of 120 graduating students, 30 would like to have their graduation dinner at a hotel. What percentage of
students is this?
a. 2.5% c. 32.5%
b. 25% d. 23.6%
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a. 2008 c. 2005
b. 2009 d. 2010
5. Based on the graph below, which province and time period does this trend statement best represents?
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6. The following graph shows the number of pies of various types sold by a bakery.
The bakery produces 60 of each type of pie and is looking for advice on how to increase their sales and reduce
leftover pies. Based on the graph shown, which of the following pieces of advice is incorrect?
d. Apple pies are very popular but do not need any more production.
7. The following graph shows the toys bought by mothers and fathers at General Toys toy store.
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8. In this graph showing the sock colours of students, what is the scale used on the y-axis?
a. Increase by 4. c. Increase by 2.
b. Increase by 18. d. Increase by 1.
a. 25 c. 40
b. 21 d. 46
10. On a circle graph, how many degrees of the circle are measured for a category worth 34%?
a. 122° c. 137°
b. 125° d. 115°
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Short Answer
1. A recycling business does an inventory of its collections every day. In an average day, its collections are as
follows:
• 37% bottles and cans; • 18% paper; • 8% styrofoam packaging; • 5% scrap metals;
• 7% household chemicals; • and the rest is computer parts.
2. Karim has organized a budget for his first year living alone. He plans to spend $1500.00 a month in total. If he
spends his money in the proportions shown in this circle graph, how much money does he spend on
bills and car costs all together? (3 marks)
3. What is misleading about the following graph? How could the data be misinterpreted? (2 marks)
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Problem
1. Mr. Jennings has made a histogram of test scores for his class.
d) When the class is shown the histogram, Johnny asks who the 4 students are who scored 0% on the test. Is there
a problem with Johnny’s assumption? Explain. (1 marks)