graphA drawingthat shows arelationshipbetweensets of data. pictographA graphthat usespictures toshow data categoryOne of thegroupingsused in asystem ofclassification. frequencyThe number oftimes a valueoccurs in a setof data.  lineplotuses marks torecord each pieceof data above anumber line. Ithelps you seegroups in the data. bargraphA graph thatuses the heightor length of therectangles tocompare data. labelto identifythe datain a graphorganizeTo putintoorder. representsshows orsymbolizessurveyThe process ofasking a groupof people thesame question keythe part of agraph thatshows whata symbolmeanstallymarkMarksmade tokeep trackof things unit ofmeasurementthe standardunits ofmeasurementsusedpatterna repeatedarrangement ofnumbers,shapes, coloursand so on.<LessthantableAnorganizedway to listdata. numbersentencea combination ofnumbers andmathematicaloperations thatare often requiredto solve.>GreaterthanTo decide if onenumber is greaterthan, less than, orequal to anothernumber. Can also beused to tell howshapes are alike ordifferent.dataInformation,usually innumericalform. symbola mark usedto representan abstractidea CompareTo decide if onenumber is greaterthan, less than, orequal to anothernumber. Can also beused to tell howshapes are alike ordifferent.scalea number linewith withmarks at fixedintervals usedin graphingintervalnumbersbetweentwo specificvalues titleestablishwhat is thedata in thegraphic isaboutgraphA drawingthat shows arelationshipbetweensets of data. pictographA graphthat usespictures toshow data categoryOne of thegroupingsused in asystem ofclassification. frequencyThe number oftimes a valueoccurs in a setof data.  lineplotuses marks torecord each pieceof data above anumber line. Ithelps you seegroups in the data. bargraphA graph thatuses the heightor length of therectangles tocompare data. labelto identifythe datain a graphorganizeTo putintoorder. representsshows orsymbolizessurveyThe process ofasking a groupof people thesame question keythe part of agraph thatshows whata symbolmeanstallymarkMarksmade tokeep trackof things unit ofmeasurementthe standardunits ofmeasurementsusedpatterna repeatedarrangement ofnumbers,shapes, coloursand so on.<LessthantableAnorganizedway to listdata. numbersentencea combination ofnumbers andmathematicaloperations thatare often requiredto solve.>GreaterthanTo decide if onenumber is greaterthan, less than, orequal to anothernumber. Can also beused to tell howshapes are alike ordifferent.dataInformation,usually innumericalform. symbola mark usedto representan abstractidea CompareTo decide if onenumber is greaterthan, less than, orequal to anothernumber. Can also beused to tell howshapes are alike ordifferent.scalea number linewith withmarks at fixedintervals usedin graphingintervalnumbersbetweentwo specificvalues titleestablishwhat is thedata in thegraphic isabout

Generating, Displaying and Analyzing Data - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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B B
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O O
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I I
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O O
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G G
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I I
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O O
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G G
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B B
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B B
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O O
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N N
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G G
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I I
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I
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N N
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N N
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B B
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G G
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I I
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G G
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B B
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O O
  1. B-A drawing that shows a relationship between sets of data.
    B-graph
  2. O-A graph that uses pictures to show data
    O-pictograph
  3. I-One of the groupings used in a system of classification.
    I-category
  4. O-The number of times a value occurs in a set of data.
    O-frequency
  5. G-uses marks to record each piece of data above a number line. It helps you see groups in the data.
    G-line plot
  6. I-A graph that uses the height or length of the rectangles to compare data.
    I-bar graph
  7. O-to identify the data in a graph
    O-label
  8. G-To put into order.
    G-organize
  9. B-shows or symbolizes
    B-represents
  10. B-The process of asking a group of people the same question
    B-survey
  11. O-the part of a graph that shows what a symbol means
    O-key
  12. N-Marks made to keep track of things
    N-tally mark
  13. G-the standard units of measurements used
    G-unit of measurement
  14. I-a repeated arrangement of numbers, shapes, colours and so on.
    I-pattern
  15. I-<Less than
  16. N-An organized way to list data.
    N-table
  17. N-a combination of numbers and mathematical operations that are often required to solve.
    N-number sentence
  18. B-To decide if one number is greater than, less than, or equal to another number. Can also be used to tell how shapes are alike or different.
    B->Greater than
  19. G-Information, usually in numerical form.
    G-data
  20. I-a mark used to represent an abstract idea
    I-symbol
  21. G-To decide if one number is greater than, less than, or equal to another number. Can also be used to tell how shapes are alike or different.
    G-Compare
  22. B-a number line with with marks at fixed intervals used in graphing
    B-scale
  23. N-numbers between two specific values
    N-interval
  24. O-establish what is the data in the graphic is about
    O-title