1.	Name the two variables shown on the graph.
		A.	Anita, Maureen	B.	Anita, Time Spent Studying
		C.	Maureen, Test Score	D.	Time Spent Studying, Test Score
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	2.	Find a possible description of both points on the graph.
		A.	both Car A and Car B have the same price, but Car A is newer
		B.	Car A is new and has a high price, Car B is old and has a low price
		C.	Car A is old and has a low price, Car B is new and has a high price
		D.	Car A is new and has a low price, Car B is old and has a high price
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	3.	Find a possible description that matches the graph.
		A.	Carlos is as tall as James, but Carlos is older.
		B.	Carlos is as tall as James, but Carlos is younger.
		C.	Carlos is taller and older than James.
		D.	Carlos is shorter and younger than James.
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	4.	Each point on the graph represents one tulip. Which tulip is the shortest?
		A.	Tulip F	B.	Tulip I
		C.	Tulip G	D.	Tulip K
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	5.	The graph shows the number of cars in an intersection during the morning rush hour. At what time would it be safest for pedestrians to cross the intersection?
		A.	6:00 A.M.	B.	8:00 A.M.
		C.	10:00 A.M.	D.	11:00 A.M.
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