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    Bar Money (St8709)

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    The document provides two bar graphs showing data about money saved, biscuits eaten, and hours of TV watched. For the first graph, it states that Nick and Chris saved the same amount, and Brian saved $1 more than Dave. For the second graph about biscuits eaten, sample statements that could be made include that Anne ate three biscuits and Tom had the most biscuits. For the third graph about hours of TV watched, possible statements are that Alice watched three hours and Erica watched the most hours.

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    Bar Money (St8709)

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    The document provides two bar graphs showing data about money saved, biscuits eaten, and hours of TV watched. For the first graph, it states that Nick and Chris saved the same amount, and Brian saved $1 more than Dave. For the second graph about biscuits eaten, sample statements that could be made include that Anne ate three biscuits and Tom had the most biscuits. For the third graph about hours of TV watched, possible statements are that Alice watched three hours and Erica watched the most hours.

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    The document provides two bar graphs showing data about money saved, biscuits eaten, and hours of TV watched. For the first graph, it states that Nick and Chris saved the same amount, and Brian saved $1 more than Dave. For the second graph about biscuits eaten, sample statements that could be made include that Anne ate three biscuits and Tom had the most biscuits. For the third graph about hours of TV watched, possible statements are that Alice watched three hours and Erica watched the most hours.

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    Bar Money (St8709)

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    Fraser Blair Stirling
    The document provides two bar graphs showing data about money saved, biscuits eaten, and hours of TV watched. For the first graph, it states that Nick and Chris saved the same amount, and Brian saved $1 more than Dave. For the second graph about biscuits eaten, sample statements that could be made include that Anne ate three biscuits and Tom had the most biscuits. For the third graph about hours of TV watched, possible statements are that Alice watched three hours and Erica watched the most hours.

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    ST8709

    Bar chart findings


    Pretend you are giving a talk to your class about each graph below. Write down two things you
    could say about each graph. The first one has been done for you.

    Money Saved Two things this graph shows about the


    4
    amount of money saved:

    3
    i) Nick and Chris saved the same
    2 amount.
    ii) Brian saved $1 more than Dave.
    1

    0
    Brian Nick Dave Chris

    a) Biscuits Eaten Two things this graph shows about the


    5 number of biscuits eaten:
    4 i) _____________________________
    3 _____________________________
    2
    ii) _____________________________
    1
    _____________________________
    0
    Sue Anne Tom

    b) Hours of TV Watched Two things this graph shows about the


    4
    hours of TV watched:
    i) _____________________________
    3

    _____________________________
    2
    ii) _____________________________
    1
    _____________________________
    0
    Alice Sally Terry Erica

    Bar chart findings - Teacher information


    ST8709

    Statistics - Statistical investigation - Level 2


    Description
    Students integrate information from each of two bar graphs showing the number of biscuits eaten and the hours of TV
    watched.
    Keywords
    Bar graphs; graph interpretation; National Standards.

    Answers/responses
    Scoring: Y4 (07/99)

    2 marks a) Statements must be in context to be correct. Statements must 2 correct – easy


    (for both correct) include the words "had", "ate", or "has eaten", but the word 1 correct – easy
    or "biscuits" may be omitted.
    1 mark Some possible statements are:
    (for 1 correct)
    • Anne ate three.
    • Tom had the most biscuits.
    • Sue ate the least.
    • In total they had 10 biscuits.

    2 marks b) Statements must be in context to be correct. Statements must 2 correct –


    (for both correct) include the word "watched", but the words "hours of TV" may be moderate
    or omitted. 1 correct – easy
    1 mark Some possible statements are:
    (for 1 correct)
    • Alice watched three.
    • Erica watched the most.
    • Altogether they watched 12 hours of television.
    • Erica watched 2 more hours than Sally.

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