Reading Line Graphs
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Practice Questions
- What was the temperature on Wednesday?
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(B) 75°F
- On which day was it the hottest?
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(B) Wednesday
- How much did the temperature drop from Friday to Saturday?
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(B) 10°F
- On which two days was the temperature the same?
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(B) Wed & Thu
- What was the temperature on Monday?
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(B) 65°F
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Teaching Notes
Explain that line graphs are best for showing change over time.
Vocabulary
Common Mistakes
- Reading the wrong point
- Confusing the X and Y axes
- Misreading scales
- Confusing X and Y axes
- Ignoring units of measure
- Misinterpreting data trends
Differentiation
Discussion Questions
- When would you use a line graph instead of a bar graph?
- What does the X-axis represent?
- What does the Y-axis show?
- When did the value increase the most?
- Describe the overall trend of the data.
Extension Activities
- Track the daily temperature for a week.
Parent Tip
Graph daily activities, like reading time, over a week.
Learning Path
Skill Cluster
Data Analysis
Estimated Time
15 minutes