6_Appropriate_Displays_Histograms_WS

Directions: Choose an appropriate graph to display the data for each situation.
1) The number of each letter grade the members of a class earned on a test.
2) The number of students who have 0-2 pets, 3-5 pets and 6-8 pets.
3) The amount of beef flavored dog food sold compared to all dog food sold
4) The price of gas over the past 8 months.
5) Numbers of Americans whose first language is Spanish, Mandarin, or French using percents.
6) The number of boys verses girls in the following sports, basketball, volleyball, and soccer.
7) The scores of a class of students on a math test arranged in equal intervals.
8) The amount of money that two sisters saved over the course of 5 years.
Rich is a member of a bowling league on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. The following histogram shows his
bowling scores in numerous games.
9) How many scores are included in each horizontal interval?
10) How many times did Rich score higher than 150?
11) In what interval does the mode score lie?
12) How many games did Rich play?
13) How many times did Rich score lower than 126?
14) How many times did Rich score higher than 200?
15) How many times did Rich score at most 150?
16) Can you tell if Rich ever scored a perfect score of 300? Explain.