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What does the data show? 1Sarah is comparing the favourite dessert of some English and some American people. (a)How many American people were asked? (b)How many people were asked altogether? (c)How many people preferred Key Lime Pie? (d)Which was the most popular dessert? Click to reveal the answers. Apple PieIce CreamKey Lime PieRice Pudding American English

What does the data show? 1Sarah is comparing the favourite dessert of some English and some American people. (a)How many American people were asked? 110 (b)How many people were asked altogether? 224 (c)How many people preferred Key Lime Pie? 38 (d)Which was the most popular desert? Apple pie Click to move on to the next question. Apple PieIce CreamKey Lime PieRice Pudding American English

2This two-way table shows how the number of bedrooms and cars of some households. (a)How many households had 3 cars? (b)How many people were asked? (c)How many of the people questioned lived in a house with 4 bedrooms? Click to reveal the answers. 2 cars3 cars4 cars 2 bedrooms511 3 bedrooms220 4 bedrooms732 5 bedrooms843

2This two-way table shows how the number of bedrooms and cars of some households. (a)How many households had 3 cars? 10 (b)How many people were asked? 38 (c)How many of the people questioned lived in a house with 4 bedrooms? 12 Click to move on to the next question. 2 cars3 cars4 cars 2 bedrooms511 3 bedrooms220 4 bedrooms732 5 bedrooms843

3This table shows how some families traveled to their holiday destinations. (a)How many families went to Italy? (b)How many families were in the survey? (c)How many families travelled by train? (d)How many more families flew than travelled by ferry? Click to reveal the answers. SpainFranceItaly Aeroplane Ferry Train154825

3This table shows how some families traveled to their holiday destinations. (a)How many families went to Italy? 125 (b)How many families were in the survey? 383 (c)How many families travelled by train? 88 (d)How many more families flew than travelled by ferry? 7 Click to move on to the next question. SpainFranceItaly Aeroplane Ferry Train154825

4This table shows the favourite subject of some students. (a)How many students were asked? (b)Which was the most popular subject? (c)How many more girls than boys chose maths as their favourite subject? (d)How many more students chose history than science? Click to reveal the answers. MathsHistoryEnglishScience Boys Girls

4This table shows the favourite subject of some students. (a)How many students were asked? 341 (b)Which was the most popular subject? History (c)How many more girls than boys chose maths as their favourite subject? 19 (d)How many more students chose history than science? 47 MathsHistoryEnglishScience Boys Girls