| Question | Answer |
| 1. On an in/out table which is the x axis? | In
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2. On an in/out table which is the y axis? | Out
| 3. What is a line of best fit? |
| 4. In a scatter plot graph do you connect the data points? | No
| 5. Can you graph from an in/out table? | yes
| 6. Can you count by 2's on the y axis? | yes
| 7. If M=2 men in a family and W=1 women in a family and C= 3 children in a family what would M+W+C =? | total of 6 in the family
| 8. How do you know how to number the X and Y axis? | Depends on what you are graphing
| 9. In the graphing you have done in the last couple of weeks in this class do all of the graphs have specific points (dots)? | No
| 10. Would a graph that shows the more you study the better your grades are be a scatter plot or a bar graph? | Bar graph
| 11. Could a scatter plot show distance from school and the amount of time it takes to get to school? | yes
| 12. Can you graph several different groups on the same graph if you are using the same information? | yes
| 13. Can you take information from a graph and put it into an in/out table? | yes
| 14. Is reading a graph getting easier to do in class? |
| 15. Is reading an in/out chart getting easier to do in class? |
| 16. Is it possible to make a graph showing your classwork and your grade? | yes
| 17. Does the line of best fit always have all the points of data you have graphed on it? | no
| 18. Is a line of best fit helpful in figuring out an in/out table? | yes
| 19. Do you want to do more assignments using the QR reader? |
| 20. Graph the age of people in your family and their height and bring it back to class tomorrow. | |
