Tally Tables 1: Read and interpret Tally tables
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Question 1 of 3
1. Question
This is a tally sheet indicating the number of absences during one week for each class in the Year 6 Group of the local school.
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(a) What were the total absences for the week in the Year 6 Group?
(b) Which day of the week had the best attendance?
(c) Which class had the worst attendance? Class
(d) Which class had the fewest absences? Class
(e) Two students were absent the entire week in Class B.
How many other absences did Class B have?
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Question 2 of 3
2. Question
The Warley Valley Primary School has a snack table after school, which helps raise money for school projects. This tally sheet illustrates their sales for one afternoon.
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(a) Which product was the best seller?
(b) Which two products were the least popular?
(c) Did the students mainly buy healthy snacks or sweets?
(d) How many snacks were sold altogether?
(e) If every snack sold for £0.50, how much money was collected? £
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Question 3 of 3
3. Question
The tally table shows the number of medals awarded at Warley Valley Primary School “Olympics Day”
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(a) Which of the six groups won the most medals?
(b) Which of the three classes was probably the most athletic?
(c) Which of the five activities was probably the hardest?
(d) How many medals did the boys win?
(e) How many medals did the girls win?
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