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Understanding Graphs

1) Derek recorded the temperature in his garden one day. The highest temperature was at noon. The temperature fell 15°F between 6PM and midnight. 2) Kate kept records of her last 10 spelling test scores. Her score in week 3 was 14. Her scores stayed the same between weeks 5 and 6. 3) The local tourist board graphed maximum temperatures in Charleston from April to August. The temperature rose between May and July and was highest in July. April and August had the same maximum temperature.

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Understanding Graphs

1) Derek recorded the temperature in his garden one day. The highest temperature was at noon. The temperature fell 15°F between 6PM and midnight. 2) Kate kept records of her last 10 spelling test scores. Her score in week 3 was 14. Her scores stayed the same between weeks 5 and 6. 3) The local tourist board graphed maximum temperatures in Charleston from April to August. The temperature rose between May and July and was highest in July. April and August had the same maximum temperature.

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Looking at graphs ✩

Derek recorded the temperature in


his garden during one day. 70° x

temperature (°F)
At what time was the temperature 65° x
at its highest? 60°
noon
55°
50° x
By how much did the x
temperature fall between 6 A.M. noon 6 P.M. midnight
6 P.M. and midnight? 15°F

Kate keeps a record of her last 10 spelling test scores.


What was Kate’s score
20 in week 3?
18
16 x x
x
14 x x x In which 2 consecutive weeks did Kate’s
12 x x score stay the same?
10 x x
score

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6 What was Kate’s best score?
4
2

0 How much did her score improve


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
between weeks 4 and 5?
weeks

The local tourist board produced a graph to show the maximum temperatures in
Charleston between April and August.
What was the maximum
temperature in April?
100° x
90°
Overall, what is happening to the
temperature (°F)

80°
temperature between April and August?
70° x
60° x x How much did the temperature rise
50° x between May and July?
40°
Which two months had the same
April May June July August
maximum temperature?
months

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Derek recorded the temperature in


his garden during one day. 70° x
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temperature (°F)
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At what time was the temperature 65° x 7
at its highest? noon 60° 8
55° 9
By how much did the
50°
x
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temperature fall between 11

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6 A.M. noon 6 P.M. midnight
6 P.M. and midnight? 12
15°F
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Kate keeps a record of her last 10 spelling test scores.
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What was Kate’s score 17
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in week 3? 18
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14 x x
x x
x
x In which 2 consecutive weeks did Kate’s 1 20
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12 x x score stay the same?
x 22
10 x

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weeks 3 and 4
score

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What was Kate’s best score? 9 25
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0 How much did her score improve
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between weeks 4 and 5?
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weeks by 2 points
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The local tourist board produced a graph to show the maximum temperatures in
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Charleston between April and August.
What was the maximum 9 33
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temperature in April?
x 35

2
100°
50°F 36
90°
Overall, what is happening to the 37
temperature (°F)

80° 3 38
temperature between April and August?
70° x 39
It is rising. 40
60° x x How much did the temperature rise 41
x between May and July?
5
50° 42
40° 70°F – 60°F = 10°F 43

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Which two months had the same 44
April May June July August 45
maximum temperature?
months 46
May and June 47
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a graph. They then have to compare or find the difference in value. In the first
question, make sure that children understand the meaning of consecutive.

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