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Christmas Data Analysis
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Christmas Data Analysis
A group of 20 children each chose their favourite Christmas picnic treat. Use the results to answer the questions. Show your working where needed.
Treat
Number of votes
Pavlova
7
Strawberries
5
Cherries
3
Trifle
3
Ice blocks
2
Read the results
Use the survey results table for Questions 1–5.
1.How many children took part in the survey altogether?
2.Which treat was the most popular choice?
- Pavlova
- Strawberries
- Cherries
- Ice blocks
3.What is the mode of the survey results? Write the treat and its number of votes.
4.How many more children chose pavlova than ice blocks?
5.True or false: The same number of children chose cherries and trifle.
TrueFalse
Think like a data detective
Use evidence from the table to explain what the results show.
6.Complete the statement: The least popular treat was , chosen by children.
7.How many children chose strawberries or cherries altogether?
8.A child says, “More children chose pavlova than all the other treats combined.” Is the child correct? Use numbers to explain.
9.The survey asked 20 children at one picnic. Give one reason these results might not show the favourite treat of every child in New Zealand.
10.Write one conclusion about the group's choices and support it with a number from the table.
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