Third Space Learning Time Series Graphs GCSE Worksheet
Third Space Learning Time Series Graphs GCSE Worksheet
Third Space Learning Time Series Graphs GCSE Worksheet
Skill
Group A - Reading from time series graphs
Find the required information from the time series graphs:
1) The time series graph shows information about the rainfall, in 𝑚𝑚, in a garden over the
period of 8 weeks.
a. Which week has the highest rainfall?
b. What is the range of the amounts of rainfall over the 8 week period?
2) The time series graph shows the average temperature recorded in a city in quarter year
periods over the years 2020 and 2021.
a. What is the difference between the temperatures in Q2 of 2020 and Q2 of 2021?
b. What was the highest average temperature?
3) The time series graph shows the sales of flip flops sold in two different shoe shops,
SHOOZZ and BOOTZZ over the period of one week.
a. Which shoe shop sold the most flip flops that week?
b. On what day were the sales in SHOOZZ 4 more than the sales in BOOTZZ?
4) The time series graph shows the number of parcel deliveries made by 2 different delivery
companies during one week.
a. What is the difference between the total deliveries made by each company that week?
b. Which company delivered the most parcels that week?
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2) The table shows information about the rainfall measured in a garden over an 8 week period.
Draw a time series graph for the data.
3) The table shows information about the sales, in thousands, of a company each month for a
year. Draw a time series graph for the data.
4) The table shows information about the temperature of soup being heated on a hob.
Draw a time series graph for the data.
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2) The table and time series graph show the temperature of a liquid being heated over a flame.
By continuing the shape of the time series graph, predict the temperature of the liquid after 70
seconds.
3) The table and time series graph show the sales, in thousands, of a company between
January and November. Use a line of best fit to predict the sales in December.
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Applied
1) The time series graph shows information about the exchange rate value of the Euro
for one pound sterling over the period of a year.
(a) Describe the trend of the data between January and October.
(b) Would it be suitable to use the trend of the data to make a prediction about the
value of the Euro in January of the following year?
2) The table shows information about the sales made by a shop over a 2 year period.
The time series graph shows the data plotted for 2020.
(b) By looking at the table and the time series graph, describe how the shop has
performed over the 2 years.
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3) The time series graph shows the maximum temperatures reached during a week in
Malmo and Rome.
(a) On which day was the biggest difference in the temperatures of the two cities?
(b) Use the data to find the mean temperatures of both cities for that week.
4) John did an experiment where he had to measure the temperature of a liquid every
10 seconds for 80 seconds. He recorded his data in a table and plotted a time series
graph.
(a) John wanted to predict the temperature of the liquid after 90 seconds. He used a
line of best fit. Explain why this was not the correct method to use.
(b) Use the table or time series graph to make a better prediction of the temperature
after 90 seconds.
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1) The table shows the amount of money a taxi driver earned during one
week.
(2)
……………..
(1)
(3 marks)
2) The table shows the average daily sales of an ice cream van over the
period of a year.
(a) Complete the time series graph for the months August to November. (2)
(b) Use the trend of the data between August and November to predict the
value for December.
……………..
(1)
(3 marks)
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1.
2.
……………..
(2 marks)
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Skill Questions
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Applied Questions
a) Describe the trend of the data between January a) Value of the Euro is increasing.
and October.
b) Would it be suitable to use the trend of the data b) No, the value drops after
to make a prediction about the value of the Euro October. Not suitable to
in January of the following year? extrapolate in this case.
b) By looking at the table and the time series b) The shop's sales have
graph, describe how the shop has performed increased.
over the 2 years.
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b) Use the data to find the mean temperatures of b) Malmo mean temp = 14. 7°𝐶
both cities for that week. Rome mean temp = 28. 4°𝐶
a) John wanted to predict the temperature of the a) The data does not lie close to a
liquid after 90 seconds. He used a line of best straight line but shows a curve.
fit. Explain why this was not the correct method A straight line of best fit is not
to use. suitable.
b) Use the table or time series graph to make a b) Approximately 33°𝐶
better prediction of the temperature after 90
seconds.
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Question Answer
Exam Questions
(a) (a)
Complete the time series graph for the Points plotted correctly (1)
months August to November. Points joined with straight lines (1)
(b) Use the trend of the data between (b) Value between 24 and 28 (1)
August and November to predict the
value for December.
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