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Bar Charts Line Graphs Pie Charts — Free MYP2 Mathematics Practice Questions

1QuestionConstructing Pie Charts with a ProtractorConcept Practice
2 marks~3 minCriterion A
A survey asked 100 students to name their favourite fruit. The results are shown in a pie chart. The sector for apples represents 25% of the students.
a
State the total number of degrees in a full circle. [1]
b
Calculate the angle of the sector for apples. Show your working. [1]
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2QuestionPlotting and Analyzing Line GraphsAssessment Practice
6 marks~9 minCriterion B
The table below shows the distance (km) travelled by four objects over time (hours).

Object A(00)(12)(24)(36)
Object B(01)(13)(25)(37)
Object C(00)(11)(24)(39)
Object D(02)(14)(26)(38)


Plot all four objects on one line graph with time on the xx-axis and distance on the yy-axis.
a
Calculate the slope of each object's line. [2]
b
Each object follows a rule of the form distance=m×time+c\text{distance} = m \times \text{time} + c, where mm is a number called the coefficient. Explain how the coefficient mm relates to the slope you found in part (a). [2]
c
Object E follows the rule distance=5×time+3\text{distance} = 5 \times \text{time} + 3. Compare Object E's line with Object A's line, referring to both slope and starting point. [2]
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3QuestionChoosing the Right Graph for the DataAssessment Practice
6 marks~9 minCriterion C
A school cafeteria records lunch sales for one day:

Pizza: 40% | Burgers: 25% | Salads: 20% | Pasta: 15%

A student displays this data as a line graph, with food items on the x-axis and percentage of sales on the y-axis. The student claims the graph shows sales are "trending downward."
a
State whether the data is categorical or numerical. [1]
b
Identify a more suitable graph type and explain why it is better suited to this data than a line graph. [3]
c
Explain why the student's claim about a "downward trend" is misleading. [2]
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4QuestionConstructing Pie Charts with a ProtractorAssessment Practice
8 marks~12 minCriterion D
A school canteen manager surveys 120 students about their lunch preferences.

Pizza: 48 students
Burgers: 36 students
Salads: 24 students
Wraps: 12 students

The manager draws a pie chart using a protractor, which may introduce a measurement error of ±2° per sector.
a
Calculate the sector angle for each lunch category. Show your working. [2]
b
The Pizza sector is drawn as 146° instead of 144°. Describe how this error affects the appearance of the pie chart and what the school board might incorrectly conclude. [2]
c
Compare a manually drawn pie chart with a bar chart as tools for making food-ordering decisions. In your answer, consider how a sector error affects the rest of the chart, and which display more clearly shows the actual number of students. [4]
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