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Grade 4 Math: Data and Probability

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Unscramble each word using the clues about collecting, presenting, interpreting, and solving problems using data.

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