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Year 2 Data Handling - Interpreting Data
Data Handling is all about using data and results.

Year 2 Data Handling - Interpreting Data

This quiz addresses the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 Maths and Numeracy for children aged 6 and 7 in year 2. Specifically this quiz is aimed at the section dealing with interpreting and constructing simple pictograms, tally charts, block diagrams and simple tables and asking and answering simple questions by counting the number of objects in each category and sorting the categories by quantity.

Interpreting information for children in Year 2 begins with constructing their own tally charts, bar charts, tables and pictograms to record data. This might involve making a chart or table for the most common eye colour in the class, the most popular pet or the favourite colour. Organising, displaying and interpreting this data is a key skill and may require some practise.

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Question 1
When we look at tables, graphs and tallying, it is called...
Data Maths
Data Grouping
Data Drawing
Data Handling
Data Handling covers all the work in maths about using data and results
Question 2
Sam measured himself every month for a year and wrote his results in a table.
What would you expect to see?
Sam's start height was more than his height at the end of the year
Sam stayed the same height all year
Sam's height changed by over 2m
Sam's start height was shorter than his height a year later
Most children grow at least a few centimetres each year
Question 3
This pie chart shows the colours of swimming costumes in a class. What is the most popular colour?
Red
Green
Blue
Purple
The largest section of the 'pie' is blue, so this is most popular
Question 4
The teacher tallied the quality of homework handed in by her class. How many children handed in 'Good' or 'Excellent' homework?
18
25
22
12
Excellent got 6 and Good got 12
Question 5
Zak wants to ask his friends about their favourite TV programmes. How could he organise the information?
He could send them all a letter
He should just try to remember everyone's answers
He could write a story about it
In a table so he can tally
The table could have a space for the child's name, and a list of five or six programmes to choose from
Question 6
Sam is struggling to read his bar chart. He has labelled the numbers at the side, but what else should he have done?
Label each bar along the bottom
Coloured them in neatly
Made all the bars bigger to see them clearly
Turned the graph upside down
Labelling the information on a graph is really helpful for anyone trying to understand it
Question 7
This graph shows favourite colours in a class. What was the least favourite colour?
Yellow
Blue
Orange
Red
Yellow is the shortest bar and red was the most popular colour
Question 8
How much has been tallied here?
18
22
27
20
Each group is a group of 5 when we tally
Question 9
What kind of chart might you use to show the different eye colours in the class?
A pictogram - one pair of eyes for each child
A line graph
A chart
Tallying
A pictogram is a clear visual way of presenting information
Question 10
Which colour has the highest value in this bar chart?
Red
Purple
Green
Yellow
The green bar is the tallest so it must have the highest value
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Handling data

Author:  Angela Smith

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