Vocabulary FramesDIRECTIONS: This strategy will help you to learn new vocabulary and concepts for this topic. Use the following format to create flashcards:

In the Centre: Write the word Top Right Corner: Write the word's maths meaningTop Left Corner: Write any other meanings the word may have – then cross them outLower Left Corner: Write a sentence that uses the math definition of the wordLower Right Corner: Draw a picture to help you remember the concept

Example:

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DataPicture GraphsColumn GraphsTable

SurveyCategorical

dataNumerical

dataConstructColumn Graph

Dot PlotTable

Column GraphsVariableInterpretPrimary

DataSecondary

Data

Primary data

Secondary data

Stem & Leaf PlotDot Plot

MeanMedianModeRangeData

Displays

DataSampleCensusOutliers

PopulationMean

MedianProportion

Categorical data

Numerical data

Secondary sources

Stem-and-leaf plotshistogram

SkewedSymmetricBi-modalSpread

observation

QuartileInterquartile

rangeBox-plot

HistogramScatter plotNumerical variablesBivariate

dataVariable

Statistical report

MeanStandard DeviationBivariate

Numerical data

RelationshipICT

An image or shape flipped over a line, as it would be

seen in a mirror.

ReflectionMichael looked at his

reflection in the mirror, and everything looked reversed

Think about what was done or learnt. Give thoughtful feedback. When light or sound bounces off

something

A collection of facts, such as values or measurements.

Using pictures or symbols to show the

value of the data.

Numbers or amounts arranged in rows and

columns

Information sorted and divided into

certain categories.Information that is

measured.

To create something that shows the data

collected.

A graph drawn that uses dots to show the value of each result.

Joan collected data to find out the average height of her class

Little car pictures were used to show how many different coloured cars

went past.

The column graph showed most people had

dogs as pets as it was the longest bar

A graph drawn using rectangular bars to show how large each value is.

Sam wrote the data he collected in a table

Types of pizza sold is an example of categorical

data

No restrictions or modifications as in “a categorical denial

A survey on people's opinions, was taken by

asking randomly chosen people the same questions

To gather information using individual results to

learn about the whole group.

Measuring people’s heights is a type of

numerical data

Construct a graph to show who has the most

shoes in the class.

Look over or observeShort description of eventsA piece of land

Dots were used to show how much

time people surveyed spend eating breakfast.

An abstract or general ideaPut something together, either physically or mentally

Relating to numbersWriting something in numbers

How much internet or download there is Using pictures to

represent words or information

A piece of furniture usually with a flat surface and four legs