
1.	Seventh grade students at Middleton Middle School were asked whether they should be nicknamed the Bulldogs, the Bullfrogs, or the Bulls. Based on the results shown in the frequency table, which nickname was preferred by more students than either of the others?

	A.	Bulldogs	B.	Bulls
	C.	none of the nicknames	D.	Bullfrogs
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2.	The line graph shows the time it takes Kyle to climb the steps in the Statue of Liberty. Predict the total time it will take him to climb 354 steps to the top of the statue, if his rate remains approximately the same.

	A.	12 min	B.	10 min
	C.	16 min	D.	20 min
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3.	Find the mode of the set of data. 24, 25, 30, 31, 31, 33, 34, 38, 41, 42, 44, 48, 49, 67
	A.	34	B.	31
	C.	67	D.	36
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4.	A misleading statistic ______.
	A.	is another name for an incorrect map	B.	occurs when there are two modes in a set of data
	C.	always involves a graph	D.	can be a graph or a measure of central tendency
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5.	At your birthday party, you decided to vote on what to do first. Based on the results shown in the frequency table, which activity won?

	A.	open presents	B.	play truth or dare
	C.	watch a movie	D.	play soccer
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6.	The line graph below shows Onatah's growth in the last four years. What conclusion can not be made from the graph?

	A.	Onatah was shorter when measured in 2000 than when measured in 1999.	B.	Onatah has gotten taller every year she has been measured.
	C.	Onatah was about 3'11'' in 1998.	D.	Onatah was about 5'0'' in 2001.
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7.	Which statement is true about the data in the table below.

	A.	A circle graph could be used to represent the data.
	B.	The data cannot be represented by a circle graph because the percentages don't add to 100%.
	C.	A line graph should be used to represent the data.
	D.	The data cannot be represented by a circle graph because circle graphs must have more than two sections.
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8.	According to the circle graph below, which of the following is false?

	A.	The sport that was chosen most often as the favorite sport was basketball.	B.	Ten percent of the students said volleyball was their favorite sport.
	C.	Soccer was chosen by most students as their favorite sport.	D.	More people chose football than baseball as their favorite sport.
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9.	Bedagi was told that after a long bicycle ride, he should check his pulse. The graph is of his pulse compared to how many blocks he rode. What will his pulse be after riding 6 blocks?

	A.	160 beats per minute	B.	300 beats per minute
	C.	120 beats per minute	D.	190 beats per minute
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10.	Determine the stems for the data 236, 256, 298, 252, 289.
	A.	23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29	B.	2, 6, 6, 8, 9
	C.	2	D.	23, 25, 28, 29
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11.	Refer to the stem-and-leaf plot below. Choose the statement that is false.

	A.	The greatest number in the data is 72.	B.	The least number in the data is 39.
	C.	There are 17 numbers in the stem-and-leaf plot.	D.	There are no numbers in the interval 50-59.
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12.	Mary Jo wants to find the average of her friend's weekly allowances. Use the table below, and find the mean weekly allowance.

	A.	$5	B.	$12.50
	C.	$10	D.	$7.50
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13.	Is the graph of U.S. unemployment misleading?

	A.	Yes, the unemployment rate is not labeled.	B.	Yes, the graph has no title.
	C.	Yes, the years are not labeled.	D.	No.
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14.	The table below shows the amount that Gabriel and his friends spend on lunch on a typical day. Find the median of the set of data.

	A.	$1.50	B.	$2.10
	C.	$2.75	D.	$3.25
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15.	The table shows the cost of a gallon of gasoline at a local gasoline station. Which line graph correctly displays the data given in the table?

	A.		B.
	C.		D.
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16.	What is the mean of the data shown without the outlier?

	A.	$99	B.	$120
	C.	$113	D.	$102
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