Math activity, aimed at students in the third or fourth year of elementary school, with questions about reading and analysis of bar and column graphs.
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SCHOOL: DATE:
PROF: CLASS:
NAME:
1) The column chart below records the regions where the parents or guardians of Larissa's colleagues were born, note:
a) Write the names of the regions in descending order of the number of people.
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b) How many people responded to this survey?
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c) In how many regions were the birthplaces grouped?
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d) Which region had a predominance of originated people?
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2) Analyze the bar chart below and answer the following questions:
a) Is the number of people interviewed in this survey the same as in the previous chart?
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b) For how many regions was at least one answer obtained?
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c) In this graph, are there mothers from other countries?
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3) Collect data about the origin of your parents or guardians. Then, with the help of your teacher, create a column chart in the computer lab. Good research!
By Rosiane Fernandes Silva - Graduated in Literature and Pedagogy - Postgraduate in Special Education.
At answers are in the link above the header.
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