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Grade 4 Math: Data and Probability
Anagram · 30 items · by Franz
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Unscramble each word using the clues about collecting, presenting, interpreting, and solving problems using data.
- Facts or information collected for study. (4 letters)
- To gather information from different sources. (7 letters)
- A person, place, or record where information comes from. (6 letters)
- A way of gathering information by asking questions. (6 letters)
- Something asked to gather information from people. (8 letters)
- To write down information that has been gathered. (6 letters)
- To watch carefully and gather information. (7 letters)
- A measurement that tells when something happens or how long it takes. (4 letters)
- Happening or recorded every day. (5 letters)
- Happening or recorded every week. (6 letters)
- Happening or recorded every month. (7 letters)
- An organized display of information in rows and columns. (5 letters)
- A horizontal line of information in a table. (3 letters)
- A vertical arrangement of information in a table. (6 letters)
- A label at the top of a table that tells what a column contains. (6 letters)
- A group or type used to organize information. (8 letters)
- A visual way to present information. (5 letters)
- A mark connecting points in a line graph. (4 letters)
- A mark on a graph that represents a data value. (5 letters)
- A reference line on a graph used to show values. (4 letters)
- The direction that goes from left to right. (10 letters)
- The direction that goes from top to bottom. (8 letters)
- The numbers or intervals used to measure values on a graph. (5 letters)
- A word or phrase that identifies information on a graph. (5 letters)
- To explain the meaning of information shown in a table or graph. (9 letters)
- To find similarities or differences between data values. (7 letters)
- To become greater or higher in value. (8 letters)
- To become smaller or lower in value. (8 letters)
- A characteristic or quantity that can have different values. (8 letters)
- To find an answer to a question or problem using data. (5 letters)
Answer key
- Facts or information collected for study. → DATA
- To gather information from different sources. → COLLECT
- A person, place, or record where information comes from. → SOURCE
- A way of gathering information by asking questions. → SURVEY
- Something asked to gather information from people. → QUESTION
- To write down information that has been gathered. → RECORD
- To watch carefully and gather information. → OBSERVE
- A measurement that tells when something happens or how long it takes. → TIME
- Happening or recorded every day. → DAILY
- Happening or recorded every week. → WEEKLY
- Happening or recorded every month. → MONTHLY
- An organized display of information in rows and columns. → TABLE
- A horizontal line of information in a table. → ROW
- A vertical arrangement of information in a table. → COLUMN
- A label at the top of a table that tells what a column contains. → HEADER
- A group or type used to organize information. → CATEGORY
- A visual way to present information. → GRAPH
- A mark connecting points in a line graph. → LINE
- A mark on a graph that represents a data value. → POINT
- A reference line on a graph used to show values. → AXIS
- The direction that goes from left to right. → HORIZONTAL
- The direction that goes from top to bottom. → VERTICAL
- The numbers or intervals used to measure values on a graph. → SCALE
- A word or phrase that identifies information on a graph. → LABEL
- To explain the meaning of information shown in a table or graph. → INTERPRET
- To find similarities or differences between data values. → COMPARE
- To become greater or higher in value. → INCREASE
- To become smaller or lower in value. → DECREASE
- A characteristic or quantity that can have different values. → VARIABLE
- To find an answer to a question or problem using data. → SOLVE
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