Lesson Worksheet: Dot Plots Mathematics • 4th Grade
In this worksheet, we will practice using dot plots (line plots) to analyze data, communicate information, and get insights from data.
Q1:
How many families have at least 4 children?
Q2:
The given line plot shows the quiz scores of students in a history class. How many students scored less than 14?
Q3:
The dot plot shows the different scores achieved in a game. What was the highest score?
Q4:
What is the difference between the highest score and the lowest score?
Q5:
Which of the descriptions is not true for the distribution represented by the diagram?
- AThe distribution has an outlier at 5.
- BThe distribution has a cluster from 21 to 27.
- CThe distribution has a peak at 26.
- DThe distribution is symmetric.
- EThe distribution has a gap from 6 to 20.
Q6:
The line plot shows math test scores of a group of students. Which of the following is a cluster of data?
- A16–17
- B16–19
- C17–19
- D16–18
- E15–19
Q7:
Identify any outliers in this line plot.
Q8:
David asked his friends how many cupcakes they had at the party. Determine how many people had no more than 5 cupcakes.
Q9:
The graph shows the weights of all dogs in a shelter. Are there 35 dogs in the shelter?
- ANo
- BYes
Q10:
Determine how many of the activities represented on the line plot burn 4 calories per minute.
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