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Computing quiz for grade 9: Data and charts This quiz helps revise “Data and charts” in Computing for grade 9. It has 25 questions in five categories: Collecting Data, Formula Lab, Choose a Chart, Read the Chart, Check the Data. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Collecting Data 100 What is this instrument, used to measure air temperature for a weather table?
200 In a data table, one pupil takes up one horizontal line. What is that line called?
300 What is the address…
In the game400 What do you call…
In the game500 Names fill cells A2…
In the gameFormula Lab 100 Which symbol starts a formula in a spreadsheet?
200 Which spreadsheet function adds numbers from several cells?
300 Cells A1 and A2…
In the game400 A formula with a…
In the game500 A copied formula must…
In the gameChoose a Chart 100 Three classes sold different numbers of books. Which chart compares their totals with vertical bars?
200 Which chart joins successive values to show how the temperature changes from month to month?
300 Which chart divides a…
In the game400 Each pupil has a…
In the game500 Journey times are grouped…
In the gameRead the Chart 100 What part of a chart explains which group each colour represents?
200 On a chart with upright bars, which axis carries the numerical scale?
300 A club had 4…
In the game400 A chart for 40…
In the game500 Bars for 95 and…
In the gameCheck the Data 100 One day's time is recorded in hours and the others in minutes. What must be made consistent before comparing them?
200 You want to show only March's rows in a table without deleting the rest. Which tool should you use?
300 Only football team members…
In the game400 Nearly all measured times…
In the game500 Ice cream sales and…
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