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Grade 2 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me
The line plot shows the lengths of some objects. Use it to answer the questions.
How many objects measured 4 inches?
Which length has the most objects? inches
Use the picture in question 1.
How many objects were measured in all?
Use the picture in question 1.
How many objects measured 6 inches or more?
Use the picture in question 1.
How many more objects measured 5 inches than 3 inches?
Use the picture in question 1.
A line plot shows measurements on a number line, with an X for every object that measured that length. A tall stack of X marks means many objects had that length. Second graders make and read line plots with whole numbers of inches or centimeters, and use them to answer questions about how many objects were a certain length, which length was most common, and how many were measured in all.
This worksheet prints one line plot at the top with three questions below it, each with a line for the answer. Ask your child to count the X marks above a number carefully, and to write the number of X marks, not the length. Questions about the most common length ask for a length.
Common Core standard: 2.MD.D.9
Three X marks above 5 mean that three objects were 5 inches long.
Writing the length when the question asks how many objects, or the other way round.
Count the X marks above each number.
Writing the length when the question asks how many objects, or the other way round.
Count the X marks above each number.
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