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Use the line plot and answer the questions below.  \n| Shoe sizes of Grade 3 students\u003Cbr>X\u003Cbr>X X\u003Cbr>X X XX X X X\u003Cbr>X X X X X\u003Cbr>X X X X X X |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| 4 4 1/2 5 5 1/2 6\u003Cbr>Shoe sizes | 6 1/2 |\n\n1. How many students have a shoe size of 5 1/2?    \n2. What is the most common shoe size of the   students?  \n3. How many fewer students have a size of 6 1/2 than  \nhave a size of 5?    \n4. How many more students have a size of 4 than 6?    \n5. How many have a shoe size of 5 or smaller?    \n6. How many students have a shoe size more than 5   but less than 6 1/2?  \n7. How many shoe sizes were listed?    \n8. If 6 more students answered the survey, how many  \nstudents would there be in all?    \nAnswers  \n| Shoe sizes of Grade 3 students\u003Cbr>X\u003Cbr>X X\u003Cbr>X X XX X X X\u003Cbr>X X X X X\u003Cbr>X X X X X X |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| 4 4 1/2 5 5 1/2 6\u003Cbr>Shoe sizes | 6 1/2 |\n\nHow many students have a shoe size of 5 1/2? 4  \nWhat is the most common shoe size of the 4 1/2  \nstudents?  \nHow many fewer students have a size of 6 1/2  \nthan have a size of 5? 2  \nHow many more students have a size of 4 than 6? 2  \nHow many have a shoe size of 5 or smaller? 14  \nHow many students have a shoe size more than 5 5  \nbut less than 6 1/2?  \nHow many shoe sizes were listed? 6  \nIf 6 more students answered the survey, how  \nmany students would there be in all? 27","cbCaiv8qlo6YHYjI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv8qlo6YHYjI","pdf",78861,"English","# Data and Graphing Worksheet\n## Analysis of Shoe Size Data\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What is the most common shoe size among the students?\",\"answer\":\"The most common shoe size is 4 1/2, as indicated by the highest number of 'X' marks on the line plot.\"},{\"question\":\"How many students have a shoe size of 5 1/2?\",\"answer\":\"There are 4 students who have a shoe size of 5 1/2.\"},{\"question\":\"If 6 more students were added to the survey, what would be the total number of students?\",\"answer\":\"There would be 27 students in total, as there were 21 students initially accounted for in the data.\"}]","Interpreting Line Plots - Grade 3 Data and Graphing Worksheet | PDF",1791792985]