Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the
statement or answers the question.
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Make a bar graph to display the number of participants in the school clubs
listed in the table below. 
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Make a line graph for the data in the table. 
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The circle graph below shows the number of hours per week a college student
spends studying each subject of a college core curriculum.
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What percent of these hours is spent on art and math combined?
A | about 45% | B | about 50% | C | about 20% | D | about
25% |
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What fraction of these hours is spent on P.E.?
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Which subjects get between 20% and 25% of the student’s study time?
A | art and history | C | math and art | B | English and P.E. | D | none of these |
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Theo made the following table to show the number of middle-school students who
attended the last football game.  If this data were displayed in a circle graph, what
percent of the graph would represent the sixth graders?
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The graph shows the responses of 140 students who were asked whether they spend
too much or too little time watching television.  How many thought they watched about
the right amount of television? A | 133 students | B | 28 students | C | 7 students | D | 42
students |
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8.
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U.S. Households With Computers With Installed
CD-ROM Drives, 1993-97 According to
the data in the graph, which would be the most reasonable predication for the percent of households
with CD-ROMs in their computers in 1998?
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9.
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The circle graph shows the favorite juice for a group of preschoolers. What
fraction of preschoolers like cranberry juice best? 
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10.
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Mr. Chen sold 23 pounds of peaches, 14 pounds of pears, 19 pounds of plums, and
11 pounds of cherries at the farmer’s market. Which graph correctly displays this
information?
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