Year 7 Knowledge Organiser: Unit 1 Analysing and Displaying Data S/C

What you need to know: 1. Frequency Tables Key Facts:

Key terms: 1. Frequency Tables:
2. Pictograms
Averages: Mean, Mode, Median Shows a record of how
& Range often each value in a set
of a data occurs.
Discrete Data: This is data that
be counted and can only take
2. Pictograms: Uses
certain values. pictures or symbols to
show the value of the
Most Likely: The likelihood of data. Each Pictogram
something happening. needs a key

3. Bar Charts Data Collection: Is a process of 3. Bar Charts: Represents

4. Line Graphs gathering information data as vertical blocks.
Has an x & y axis –
labelled. Each bar has to
be the same width.
4. Line Graph: Points
connected by a straight
Hegarty maths clip numbers:
line to show how data
Averages: 404 – 421 changes in values
Displaying Data 1: 422 – 436
Displaying Data 2: 437 - 454
 Year 7 Knowledge Organiser: Unit 1 Analysing and Displaying Data C/E

What you need to know: 1. Frequency Tables Key Facts:

Key terms: 1. Frequency Tables:
2. Pictograms
Averages: Mean, Mode, Median Shows a record of how
& Range often each value in a set
of a data occurs.
Discrete Data: This is data that
be counted and can only take
2. Pictograms: Uses
certain values. pictures or symbols to
show the value of the
Most Likely: The likelihood of data. Each Pictogram
something happening. needs a key

3. Bar Charts Data Collection: Is a process of 3. Bar Charts: Represents

4. Line Graphs gathering information data as vertical blocks.
Has an x & y axis –
labelled. Each bar has to
be the same width.
4. Line Graph: Points
connected by a straight
Hegarty maths clip numbers:
line to show how data
Averages: 404 – 421 changes in values
Displaying Data 1: 422 – 436
Displaying Data 2: 437 - 454
 Year 7 Knowledge Organiser: Unit 1 Analysing and Displaying Data C/E

What you need to know: 1. Two Way Tables Key Facts:

2. Pie Charts 1. Two Way Tables: A table that organises data around 2
categories. All columns and rows need to add up.

2. Pie Charts: These are used to show how data splits into its
constituent parts. When drawing a pie chart, divide 360 by
the total frequency. This will tell you how many degrees to
use for each category. All sectors need to be labelled

3. Compound/Composite 4. Comparative/ Dual 3. Compound/Composite Bar Charts: Bar Charts that

Bar Charts Bar Charts show data stacked on top of each other.

4. Comparative/Dual Bar Charts: Bar Charts that show data

side by side.

Hegarty maths clip numbers:

Averages: 404 – 421
Displaying Data 1: 422 – 436
Displaying Data 2: 437 - 454
 Year 7 Knowledge Organiser:
Unit 1 Analysing and Displaying Data C/E
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