Week 5 Review

Please look at the picture carefully. What do we call this graph?

• Pictograph

• Bar graph

• Venn diagram

• Carroll diagram

Now, what do we call this graph? Hint: It uses pictures.

• Pictograph

• Bar graph

• Venn diagram

• Carroll diagram

Think about the following statements.

For this diagram, we usually draw two or more overlapping circles to sort the data. We use this diagram to find differences and similarities of something. What diagram is it?

• Pictograph

• Bar graph

• Venn diagram

• Carroll diagram

Now, pay attention to this diagram. What do we call it?

• Pictograph

• Bar graph

• Venn diagram

• Carroll diagram

Please tick 1 (one) correct statement about a pictograph.

• Pictograph uses bars to represent data.

• Pictograph uses pictures to represent data.

• Pictograph uses lines to represent data.

• I don't know anything about pictograph.

Based on the bar graph, which colour is the students' MOST favourite colour?

• Red

• Blue

• Green

• Black

• Pink

According to this Venn diagram, what are the things that apples and oranges share in common?

• They are both in red colour

• They are both growing on trees

• They both have leathery skin

• They are both fruits

If one apple picture means 10 apples, how many are GOLDEN DELICIOUS apples?

• 3 apples

• 30 apples

• 2 and a half apples

• 25 apples

Based on this Carroll diagram, what are the shapes that are not triangles but blue?

• Triangle and circle

• Triangle and square

• Square and circle

• Squares

Trivia time!

Tick two (2) correct statements about Carroll diagram.

• Carroll diagrams are set in a yes/no way. For example: An owl and not an owl.

• Carroll diagram was invented by someone who was also the author of "Alice in the Wonderland", Lewis Carroll.

• Carroll diagram is Christmas Carol!

• Carroll diagram uses overlapping circles.