Lesson 3.1.4.2
3.1.4.2 Present data (including tables and graphs) Quiz: AQA Physical Education, Unit 1
20 questions
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Lesson 3.1.4.2, Present data (including tables and graphs): 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA GCSE Physical Education (8582), Unit 1: The human body and movement in physical activity and sport, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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On a bar chart or line graph, which axis usually shows the categories or time?
- The title
- The x-axis
- The key only
- The y-axis
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On a line graph of performance over time, which axis shows time?
- The legend
- The source
- The y-axis
- The x-axis
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What must be clearly labelled on bar charts and line graphs?
- Only the title
- Only the legend
- Data tables
- X and y axes
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Which presentation best shows changes in a result over time?
- Pie chart
- List of names
- Table without headings
- Line graph
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Which chart type is required for students to plot alongside line graphs?
- Scatter graph
- Pie chart
- Bar chart
- Histogram
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What must be included in a data table to ensure results are readable?
- Paragraph descriptions
- Column headings and units
- Unlabelled axes
- Only raw numbers
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A performer's bench press is 40 kg in week one, 45 kg in week two and 50 kg in week three. Which chart is best to show this?
- A list of names
- Line graph
- Pie chart
- A table without headings
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Which chart type is best for showing a count for several separate players?
- Pie chart
- Scatter plot
- Bar chart
- Line graph
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Which two chart types must students know how to plot in PE?
- Pie and bar
- Line and pie
- Scatter and bar
- Bar and line
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Which features must be labelled on bar charts and line graphs?
- The axes
- The footnotes
- The interviewer
- The questionnaire
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Which graph type is best for showing fitness progress over time?
- Table
- Bar chart
- Line graph
- Pie chart
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A table shows team A scored 12 points and team B scored 9 points. How many more points did team A score?
- 2
- 21
- 3
- 4
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Why should a chart include a clear title and units?
- To add colour
- To remove numbers
- To increase length
- For correct interpretation
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A line graph shows sprint time falling from 6.0 seconds to 5.4 seconds over four weeks. What is the total reduction?
- 1.2 seconds
- 0.4 seconds
- 5.4 seconds
- 0.6 seconds
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A bar chart shows training sessions per week: 3, 5 and 4. What is the average?
- 12
- 3
- 5
- 4
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Which layout feature makes a data table easy to read?
- Clear columns and headings
- Randomised data points
- Unlabelled rows
- Dense text blocks
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Which graph type is best used to show fitness test results over time?
- Line graph
- Bar chart
- Pie chart
- Scatter gram
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How should data for multiple athletes at various times be structured?
- A single long sentence
- Rows and columns table
- A continuous paragraph
- An unlabelled pie chart
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What is the primary purpose of labelling the axes on a line graph?
- Measure anomalies
- Identify variables
- Show data volume
- Calculate totals
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A line graph shows a player's weekly distance rising from 2 km to 6 km. What is the total increase?
- 8 km
- 4 km
- 6 km
- 2 km
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