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Grade 1 Practice Problems: Data, Statistics & Probability

Examples from Standards Revision and GLEs

1D-6)   Below is part of a number chart.

numbers in a chart; missing numbers are shown by a heart, diamond, circle

What number should replace the button, diamond ?

What number should replace the heart  ?

What number should replace the Calendar showing Thursday on the 20th  ?

1D-5)   Look at the calendar below. On what day of the week is the 20th ?

3 black button, 4 gray buttons, 7 white buttons

A.   Sunday          B.   Monday          C.   Thursday              D.   Friday

1D-4)   Button Graph

calendar of the month of April

How many black buttons?  __________
How many gray buttons?  __________
Which has more buttons, gray or white?  __________
How many more white buttons than black buttons?  __________
Tell something else about the graph. 
 

1D-3)   Use the calendar below to answer the questions that follow.

APRIL

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

What day of the week does April 10 fall on?  How many Saturdays are in April?
What is the last day of April?  One day before April 9 is April?

1D-2)   How many books did Alan read in November?

Alan, 9 books; BEn 13 books; Callie 7 books 

1D-1)   Count the tally marks. How many tally marks are there?

3 groups of five sticks each, then four sticks

Expectations & Examples of Data, Statistics, & Probability from the 2008 Mathematics Revision Standards (draft) - Grade 1

Represent data using tallies, tables, picture graphs, and bar-type graphs.

Analyze information by asking and answering questions about data. Students develop questions that can be answered using information from their graphs.

Examples of Probability and Statistics from the 2006 GLEs – Grade 1

Explain how data related to questions can be organized into useful categories in familiar situations.

Explain how questions can be answered using data from bar graphs or pictographs.