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Lesson details
Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will discuss whether data in tables fit our hypotheses or not.
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3 Questions
Q1.
The graph below shows the favourite sport of some pupils in Year 8, how many prefer boxing?
10
4
6
Q2.
Looking at the same graph, is the following statement true or false: "Triple the number of people prefer boxing to athletics"
Impossible to say
True
Q3.
Which statement is true? Select one.
4 more people prefer cricket to boxing
Double the number of people prefer athletics to tennis
Triple the number of people prefer other sports to tennis
3 Questions
Q1.
Look at the table below, which shows the favourite lunch option for boys and girls in Year 8. First, how many boys in total were asked?
100
150
25
Q2.
Looking at the table below, what proportion of boys prefer sandwiches?
12%
18%
39%
Q3.
Looking at the table again, which of these statements is INCORRECT?
A higher proportion of girls like soup than boys
Half of girls prefer pizza
Soup is the least popular of the 3 options