Tables & Charts Superstars 🌟 – Grade 6 Data Literacy
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In a table showing favourite recess activities, the column with the most checkmarks tells us:
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Hello superstar! Reading tables helps us quickly see patterns. You are doing wonderfully with tables and charts!
A bar graph is best for:
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Bars make it easy to compare.
The title of a graph should:
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A good title helps readers understand immediately.
In a tally chart, the most tallies next to hockey means:
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Tallies show frequency.
A line graph is useful for showing:
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Lines show trends nicely.
You surveyed 30 students about favourite seasons. To create a bar graph, you first need to:
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Organizing helps you make an accurate graph.
In a pictograph where one apple symbol = 4 students, 5 symbols for apples means:
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5 × 4 = 20.
The scale on the y-axis of a bar graph tells you:
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It helps you read the height correctly.
A double bar graph is good for:
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Side-by-side bars make comparison easy.
When creating a table, you should:
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Clear labels help others read it.
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