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Read an easy categorical stacked-X display or a hard numerical frequency plot. Answer ten questions using the displayed key and data.
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Use seven ordered categories and a whole-symbol key to answer seven questions about totals, comparisons and groups.
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Read the key to find the value of one symbol. Calculate each category total as needed, then answer using the exact categories named.
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Customize this worksheetRead the axis or symbol key before answering. Hard drawing tasks state a conversion between table and axis units. A stack of X marks or pictures is a quantity only after applying its printed key.
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Translate repeated symbols into quantities and preserve the category order when comparing groups.
Worked example
20 items.
Four groups of five make twenty. Counting only the symbols would give the wrong unit.
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