🎄 Part 1: Analysing Your Christmas Data

1. What was your original investigative question about Christmas?

2. Look at your data visualisation. What is the most common (modal) result in your data?

3. What patterns or trends do you notice in your Christmas data? Tick all that apply:

Most responses were similar

There was a wide range of different answers

One answer was much more popular than others

The results were fairly even across all options

4. How do your results compare to your original prediction?

My prediction was completely correct

My prediction was mostly correct

My prediction was partly correct

My prediction was completely wrong

🔍 Part 2: Drawing Conclusions

5. Based on your data, what conclusion can you draw that answers your investigative question?

6. Were there any surprising results in your data? Explain what surprised you and why.

7. Give one possible reason why your data might look different from what you expected:

8. Complete this sentence using evidence from your data:

The most common Christmas _____________ in our class is _____________ because _____________.

9. Do you think your data gives a reliable answer to your investigative question?

Yes, definitely reliable

Mostly reliable

Not very reliable

Not reliable at all

10. What is one thing you learned from analysing your Christmas data?

11. If you could collect this data again, what would you do differently to get better results?