Data Interpretation Worksheets Grade 6

1. Liam is tracking his reading progress for a school challenge. He read 120 pages on Monday, which was 25% more than he read on Sunday. On Tuesday, he read 15% fewer pages than on Monday. How many pages did Liam read in total from Sunday to Tuesday?
2. A school cafeteria tracked the number of pizza slices sold each day for a week. The data shows: Monday - 125 slices, Tuesday - 138 slices, Wednesday - 142 slices, Thursday - 157 slices, Friday - 168 slices. What is the mean number of pizza slices sold per day?
3. The bar graph below shows the number of books read by five students in a month. Emma read 25 books, Liam read 30 books, Olivia read 20 books, Noah read 35 books, and Ava read 40 books. What is the mean number of books read by these five students?

…and 5 more problems

1. A school is planning a field trip to the science museum. There are 240 students going on the trip, and the museum requires one adult chaperone for every 12 students. If each school bus can carry 48 people (students and adults combined), how many buses are needed for the trip?
2. A rectangular prism is drawn on a coordinate grid with vertices at (0,0,0), (8,0,0), (8,5,0), (0,5,0), (0,0,4), (8,0,4), (8,5,4), and (0,5,4). If you draw all the space diagonals of this prism (lines connecting vertices that are not on the same face), how many distinct space diagonals are there?
3. Emma is conducting a science experiment to track plant growth. She measures the height of her sunflower plant each week. In Week 1, the plant was 12.5 cm tall. By Week 2, it had grown by 15%. In Week 3, it grew by an additional 8% of its Week 2 height. What was the height of Emma's sunflower plant at the end of Week 3? Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a centimeter.

…and 4 more problems

1. The bar graph below shows the number of books read by five students in a month. Emma read 9 books, Liam read 13 books, Olivia read 7 books, Noah read 11 books, and Sophia read 15 books. What is the median number of books read?
2. Hana surveyed 2,400 students in her city about their favorite type of sport to watch. She displayed the results in a bar graph. The bar for Basketball showed 720 students, the bar for Soccer showed 600 students, the bar for Tennis showed 480 students, and the bar for Swimming showed 360 students. The remaining students chose Other sports. What is the mean number of students who chose each sport category (Basketball, Soccer, Tennis, Swimming, and Other)?
3. The bar graph below shows the number of books read by five students in a month. Isabella read 12 books, Mason read 17 books, Charlotte read 22 books, Ethan read 7 books, and Olivia read 27 books. What is the mean number of books read?

…and 4 more problems