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CAMBRIDGE LOWER SECONDARY MATHEMATICS 7: END-OF-UNIT 6 TEST

DL DAV Model School


ND Block , Pitampura, Delhi- 34

Name ___________________________________ Date _____________

Q1. List three ways of collecting data to answer a statistical question. ____________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

Q2. A researcher is collecting data about cars.

State whether the data in each case is discrete, continuous or categorical.

a The speed of a car. _________________________________________________________

b Name of manufacturer. _____________________________________________________

c The number of passengers. __________________________________________________

d The fuel consumption, in liters/km. ___________________________________________


Q3. Here is a question about the learners in a school.

Do boys spend more time doing homework than girls?

To answer this question, a sample of learners are asked how much time they spent doing
homework the previous evening.

Here are the results.

Time spent More


Less than
doing 1–2 hours 2–3 hours than
1 hour
homework 3 hours
Boys 6 5 9 5
Girls 8 16 11 5

a What percentages of boys and girls spent more than 2 hours doing homework? _____

___________________________________________________________________________

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b Based on the data, what is the answer to the question? __________________________

___________________________________________________________________________
c Comment on the sample size. _______________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

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DL DAV Model School


ND Block , Pitampura, Delhi- 34

Name __________________________________ Date _____________

1 Find a maths word in each line of the word grid to match each clue.
The first one has been done for you.

a j l d s t a t i s t i c s u o p e s d h
b e r t y q o p c n m x e z v d a t a k l
c t y k r p r e d i c t i o n c b m k j e
d w s t a t i s t i c a l q u e s t i o n

a The study of data

b Facts about people, objects or events that you can use to produce useful information

c A statement you make that could be true or false

d A question that you can answer by collecting data

2 Read the data about Xavier’s class. Underline the correct name for the type of data given.
The first one has been done for you.

Xavier says:

continuous data discrete data categorical data

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continuous data discrete data categorical data

continuous data discrete data categorical data

continuous data discrete data categorical data

continuous data discrete data categorical data

continuous data discrete data categorical data

continuous data discrete data categorical data

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continuous data discrete data categorical dataMark each sentence as either true (T) or false
(F). Correct any mistakes.
The first one has been done for you.
a Data doesn’t always include numerical information. T / F

b In math, the word population is used only to describe the number of people in a test

group. T / F

c A sample is when you gather information from some members of the group being studied,

but not from the whole group. T / F

d The sample size tells you how many people, objects or events were studied in

the sample. T / F

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