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KS2.M-Y5S1 Statistics: Line Graphs and Timetables

Calculators not allowed · about 45 minutes
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Name: _______________________________    Date: ____ / ____ / ______
Answer ALL questions. Show all your working.
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A line graph shows the number of visitors to a school garden at each hour from 9:00 to 3:00. At 9:00 there were 12 visitors, at 10:00 there were 18, at 11:00 there were 25, at 12:00 there were 22, at 1:00 there were 30, at 2:00 there were 28, and at 3:00 there were 20. Use the graph data to answer the question.
Between which two consecutive hours did the number of visitors increase by the greatest amount?
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The school bus timetable shows departure times from Willow Stop: 08:05, 08:20, 08:35, 08:50, 09:05. A pupil arrives at Willow Stop at 08:27. Which bus will they catch?
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3
A line graph records the temperature at 6 times during a day: 6:00 9 degrees, 9:00 12 degrees, 12:00 18 degrees, 15:00 20 degrees, 18:00 15 degrees, 21:00 10 degrees. What is the range of temperatures shown on the graph?
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A train timetable shows the following arrival times at Oakley: 10:12, 11:00, 11:48, 12:36. How many minutes are there between the 11:00 and the 11:48 arrival?
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A line graph shows the number of apples picked from an orchard each day for a week: Mon 24, Tue 30, Wed 27, Thu 33, Fri 30, Sat 18, Sun 15. On which day was the number picked equal to the mode of the week?
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A ferry timetable shows departures from Harbour A to Harbour B at 09:10, 11:40, 14:10 and 16:40. The crossing takes 55 minutes. If a passenger catches the 11:40 ferry, at what time will they arrive at Harbour B?
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A line graph shows the number of pages pupils read each day: Monday 15, Tuesday 18, Wednesday 27, Thursday 24, Friday 21. How many more pages were read on Wednesday than on Monday?
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A school timetable shows lunchtime is from 12:15 to 13:00. How many minutes long is lunchtime?
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9
A line graph shows the height of water in a tank measured every hour: 8:00 40 cm, 9:00 55 cm, 10:00 70 cm, 11:00 65 cm, 12:00 80 cm. Between which two hours did the water fall?
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10
The timetable for a school trip shows coaches leave at 09:30 and travel time is 1 hour 45 minutes. The group will have a 30 minute picnic after arrival and then visit a museum for 2 hours. At what time will the museum visit finish?
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A line graph shows sales of hot chocolates at a cafe each day: Mon 14, Tue 16, Wed 16, Thu 20, Fri 22. What is the median number of hot chocolates sold?
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A bus leaves Central Station at 07:55 and arrives at Parkside at 08:28. Later the bus leaves Parkside at 17:20 and arrives back at Central Station at 17:58. Which journey took longer and by how many minutes?
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A line graph shows the number of bicycles borrowed from a library each hour: 9:00 3, 10:00 7, 11:00 12, 12:00 12, 13:00 9. A pupil says: "Between 11:00 and 12:00 the number did not change." Explain whether the pupil is correct.
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A train timetable shows local trains leave at 08:15, 09:45, 11:15, 12:45 (journey time 40 minutes) and express trains leave at 08:05, 10:05, 12:05 (journey time 25 minutes). A passenger wants to travel after 09:00 and arrive as early as possible. Which train should they take and why?
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A line graph shows ice-cream sales by hour: 10:00 5, 11:00 8, 12:00 14, 13:00 18, 14:00 16. What is the average (mean) number of ice-creams sold per hour over these five hours? Give your answer to 1 decimal place.
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A ferry timetable shows crossings start at 06:30 and then every 50 minutes until 10:30 inclusive. List all the departure times.
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A line graph records the number of steps a pupil walked each day: Monday 4,200, Tuesday 5,100, Wednesday 4,800, Thursday 5,400, Friday 4,500. Which day is closest to the weekly mean? Show working.
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A line graph shows the number of visitors to three exhibitions each day. On a certain day Exhibition A had 120 visitors, Exhibition B had 95 and Exhibition C had 85. A pupil claims: "Exhibition A had more visitors than B and C combined." Explain whether the pupil is correct.
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