Line Plots

Students measured the lengths of pencils in centimeters. Each mark stands for one pencil. Twelve. Thirteen. Twelve. Fourteen. Thirteen. Twelve. Look at the chart. Take a moment to think.

What is the longest pencil in cm? What is the shortest pencil in cm? Which length appears most often? Students measured the lengths of ropes in centimeters. Each mark stands for one rope. Fifteen.

Sixteen. Fifteen. Seventeen. Sixteen. Fifteen. Look at the chart. Take a moment to think. What is the longest rope in cm? What is the shortest rope in cm? Which length appears most often?

Daily high temperatures for a week in degrees Celsius. Each mark stands for one day. Twenty-two. Twenty-four. Twenty-three. Twenty-five. Twenty-four. Twenty-six. Twenty-three.

Look at the chart. Take a moment to think. What is the highest temperature in ℃? What is the lowest temperature in ℃? Which temperature appears most often?

Distances eight children jumped in centimeters. Each mark stands for one child. Eighty. Eighty-five. Eighty. Ninety. Eighty-five. Eighty. Ninety-five. Eighty-five.

Look at the chart. Take a moment to think. What is the longest jump in cm? What is the shortest jump in cm? Which distance appears most often? Students measured the lengths of leaves in

centimeters. Each mark stands for one leaf. Five. Six. Five. Seven. Six. Five. Eight. Six. Five. Look at the chart. Take a moment to think. What is the longest leaf in cm?

What is the shortest leaf in cm? Which length appears most often? Daily rainfall for a week in millimeters. Each mark stands for one day. Zero. Five. Zero. Ten. Five. Zero.

Look at the chart. Take a moment to think. What is the highest rainfall in mm? What is the lowest rainfall in mm? Which rainfall amount appears most often?