Question 1

Mrs. Green made a waffle diagram to show the favorite snacks of

100

students. Each square in the waffle diagram represents

1%

, or

1

student. If

28

squares are shaded blue for 'Pretzels' and

35

squares are shaded red for 'Apples', how many more students chose Apples than Pretzels?

Accepted Answer

7 students

Answer

10 students

Answer

63 students

Answer

13 students

Question 2

Sam made a dot plot to show how many books his friends read over the summer. There are

100

dots above the number

1%

,

1

dots above the number

28

, and

35

dots above the number

4

. How many friends did Sam survey in total?

Accepted Answer

11 friends

Answer

15 friends

Answer

9 friends

Answer

3 friends

Question 3

In a waffle diagram representing

100

people, each small square represents

1%

person. If the grid shows that

1

squares are filled for 'Pizza',

28

squares for 'Tacos', and the rest are for 'Burgers', how many squares are filled for 'Burgers'?

Accepted Answer

40

Answer

30

Answer

60

Answer

50

Question 4

A class created a dot plot to show the number of pets each student has. There are

100

dots over the number

1%

,

1

dots over the number

28

, and

35

dots over the number

4

. How many students in the class have at least

1

pet?

Accepted Answer

11 students

Answer

17 students

Answer

8 students

Answer

14 students

Question 5

A group of friends used a dot plot to record the number of hours they played outside. If there are

100

dots above

1%

hour,

1

dots above

28

hours, and

35

dots above

4

hours, what is the most common number of hours (the mode) spent outside?

Accepted Answer

2 hours

Answer

5 hours

Answer

4 hours

Answer

9 hours

Question 6

A teacher displays a waffle diagram showing the results of a survey about favorite colors. The grid has

100

total squares. If

1%

squares are yellow,

1

squares are green, and the number of blue squares is double the number of yellow squares, how many squares are blue?

Accepted Answer

30 squares

Answer

45 squares

Answer

15 squares

Answer

50 squares

Question 7

A biologist used a dot plot to show the heights of several seedlings in centimeters (

100

). There are

1%

dots at

1

,

28

dots at

35

, and

4

dots at

1

. What is the difference in height between the tallest seedling and the shortest seedling?

Accepted Answer

3 cm

Answer

8 cm

Answer

5 cm

Answer

2 cm

Question 8

A bakery uses a waffle diagram of

100

squares to show how many of each type of cookie they sold. If

1%

of the squares are shaded for Chocolate Chip and

1

are shaded for Oatmeal, how many more squares would need to be shaded to reach a total of

28

squares?

Accepted Answer

15 squares

Answer

25 squares

Answer

35 squares

Answer

65 squares

Question 9

A student made a dot plot to show the number of pencils in their classmates' desks. There is

100

dot above

1%

,

1

dots above

28

,

35

dots above

4

, and

1

dots above

5

. What is the total number of pencils found in the desks with exactly

5

pencils?

Accepted Answer

10 pencils

Answer

2 pencils

Answer

5 pencils

Answer

7 pencils

Question 10

A library uses a waffle diagram of

100

squares to show the types of books checked out in one day. If

1%

squares are green for 'Mystery',

1

squares are orange for 'Science Fiction', and the remaining squares are purple for 'History', how many squares are purple?

Accepted Answer

45

Answer

55

Answer

65

Answer

35

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