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6th grade (Year 7 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: 6.SP.B.4 · England: KS3 Statistics

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  1. Question 1

    The histogram shows how many hours per week students spend on sport. What fraction of the students are in the 15–19 hours group? Give a fraction in simplest form.

    Sport (hours per week)024681012Students120–485–91210–14215–19

    Answer(as a fraction)

  2. Question 2

    The histogram shows the heights (cm) of a group of teenagers. How many are at least 170 cm tall?

    Height (cm)0246810Frequency7140–1494150–1592160–16910170–1794180–189

    Answer

  3. Question 3

    The histogram shows minutes spent travelling to school. How many students took 40–49 minutes?

    Travel time (min)024681012Students20–9510–19220–29830–391240–49

    Answer

  4. Question 4

    The histogram shows how many hours per week students spend on sport. What fraction of the students are in the 15–19 hours group? Give a fraction in simplest form.

    Sport (hours per week)024681012Students110–435–91010–14715–19

    Answer(as a fraction)

  5. Question 5

    The histogram shows the heights (cm) of a group of teenagers. How many are at least 170 cm tall?

    Height (cm)0246810Frequency6140–1499150–1598160–1691170–1793180–189

    Answer

  6. Question 6

    The histogram shows minutes spent travelling to school. How many students took 0–9 minutes?

    Travel time (min)0246810Students40–9410–19420–29830–391040–49

    Answer

  7. Question 7

    The histogram shows how many hours per week students spend on sport. What fraction of the students are in the 5–9 hours group? Give a fraction in simplest form.

    Sport (hours per week)024681012Students70–4115–91010–14515–19

    Answer(as a fraction)

  8. Question 8

    The histogram shows the heights (cm) of a group of teenagers. How many are at least 150 cm tall?

    Height (cm)0246Frequency6140–1491150–1594160–1696170–1791180–189

    Answer

  9. Question 9

    The histogram shows minutes spent travelling to school. How many students took 20–29 minutes?

    Travel time (min)0246810Students40–9610–191020–29530–39740–49

    Answer

  10. Question 10

    The histogram shows how many hours per week students spend on sport. What fraction of the students are in the 0–4 hours group? Give a fraction in simplest form.

    Sport (hours per week)0246Students50–455–9510–14515–19

    Answer(as a fraction)

  11. Question 11

    The histogram shows the heights (cm) of a group of teenagers. How many are at least 160 cm tall?

    Height (cm)0246810Frequency7140–14910150–1595160–1691170–1798180–189

    Answer

  12. Question 12

    The histogram shows minutes spent travelling to school. How many students took 80–99 minutes?

    Travel time (min)0246810Students100–191020–391040–59160–79680–99

    Answer

  13. Question 13

    The histogram shows how many hours per week students spend on sport. What fraction of the students are in the 0–4 hours group? Give a fraction in simplest form.

    Sport (hours per week)0246810Students100–455–9510–14715–19

    Answer(as a fraction)

  14. Question 14

    The histogram shows the heights (cm) of a group of teenagers. How many are at least 160 cm tall?

    Height (cm)0246810Frequency3140–14910150–1594160–1699170–1794180–189

    Answer

  15. Question 15

    The histogram shows minutes spent travelling to school. How many students took 0–9 minutes?

    Travel time (min)0246810Students90–9310–19120–291030–39940–49

    Answer

  16. Question 16

    The histogram shows how many hours per week students spend on sport. What fraction of the students are in the 0–4 hours group? Give a fraction in simplest form.

    Sport (hours per week)0246810Students80–495–91010–14415–19

    Answer(as a fraction)

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