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Grade 6 Math Worksheet

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Circle the best answer.

  1. Bo is planning a class survey about lunch. Everyone has opinions about pizza day. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How long do the children in our class take to eat lunch, in minutes?
    • How long is the lunch period today?
    • How many tables are in the lunchroom?
    • How many inches are in a foot?
  2. Esme is planning a class survey about backpacks. Some backpacks look ready for a mountain trip. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many seconds are in a minute?
    • How heavy is Leo's backpack in kilograms?
    • How many pockets does Leo's backpack have?
    • How heavy is the backpack of each student in our class, in kilograms?
  3. Luz is planning a class survey about the weather. The weather never follows the plan. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many days did it rain in each month last year?
    • How many degrees are in a right angle?
    • What was the temperature at noon today?
    • How many umbrellas are in the lost-and-found box today?
  4. Milo is planning a class survey about the bike club. Every rider wants a turn with the bell. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How long is the bike path in miles?
    • How many bikes are in the bike rack?
    • How many corners does a cube have?
    • How many miles did each member of the bike club ride last Saturday?
  5. Pia is planning a class survey about homework. Homework is not everyone's favorite topic. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many swings are on the playground?
    • How many minutes of homework did the students in our class do last night?
    • How many faces does a cube have?
    • How long is recess today in minutes?
  6. Ren is planning a class survey about pencils. Some pencils have chewed erasers. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many pencils are in the box on my desk?
    • How long is the ruler on the teacher's desk, in centimeters?
    • How many centimeters are in a meter?
    • How long is each pencil in the class jar, in centimeters?
  7. Tala is planning a class survey about the school band. The band practices very loudly. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many drums are in the music room?
    • How long is the school concert in minutes?
    • How many nickels are in a quarter?
    • How long do the children in the band practice each week, in minutes?
  8. Ari is planning a class survey about snow. Snow days are everyone's favorite. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many centimeters of snow fell on each snowy day last winter?
    • How cold was it at the bus stop this morning before school started?
    • How many snowmen are in the school yard?
    • How many sides does an octagon have?
  9. Bo is planning a class survey about paper airplanes. One plane landed in the trash can. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many paper airplanes are on the shelf?
    • How far does each paper airplane fly in our class contest, in meters?
    • How many wings does a butterfly have?
    • How far is the door from the teacher's desk in meters, in a straight line?
  10. Esme is planning a class survey about school buses. Every bus has a very loud horn. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many minutes are in a quarter of an hour?
    • How old is bus 12?
    • How many students ride on each school bus?
    • How many seats are on bus 12?
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Circle the best answer.

  1. Bo is planning a class survey about lunch. Everyone has opinions about pizza day. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How long do the children in our class take to eat lunch, in minutes?
    • How long is the lunch period today?
    • How many tables are in the lunchroom?
    • How many inches are in a foot?
  2. Esme is planning a class survey about backpacks. Some backpacks look ready for a mountain trip. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many seconds are in a minute?
    • How heavy is Leo's backpack in kilograms?
    • How many pockets does Leo's backpack have?
    • How heavy is the backpack of each student in our class, in kilograms?
  3. Luz is planning a class survey about the weather. The weather never follows the plan. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many days did it rain in each month last year?
    • How many degrees are in a right angle?
    • What was the temperature at noon today?
    • How many umbrellas are in the lost-and-found box today?
  4. Milo is planning a class survey about the bike club. Every rider wants a turn with the bell. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How long is the bike path in miles?
    • How many bikes are in the bike rack?
    • How many corners does a cube have?
    • How many miles did each member of the bike club ride last Saturday?
  5. Pia is planning a class survey about homework. Homework is not everyone's favorite topic. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many swings are on the playground?
    • How many minutes of homework did the students in our class do last night?
    • How many faces does a cube have?
    • How long is recess today in minutes?
  6. Ren is planning a class survey about pencils. Some pencils have chewed erasers. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many pencils are in the box on my desk?
    • How long is the ruler on the teacher's desk, in centimeters?
    • How many centimeters are in a meter?
    • How long is each pencil in the class jar, in centimeters?
  7. Tala is planning a class survey about the school band. The band practices very loudly. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many drums are in the music room?
    • How long is the school concert in minutes?
    • How many nickels are in a quarter?
    • How long do the children in the band practice each week, in minutes?
  8. Ari is planning a class survey about snow. Snow days are everyone's favorite. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many centimeters of snow fell on each snowy day last winter?
    • How cold was it at the bus stop this morning before school started?
    • How many snowmen are in the school yard?
    • How many sides does an octagon have?
  9. Bo is planning a class survey about paper airplanes. One plane landed in the trash can. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many paper airplanes are on the shelf?
    • How far does each paper airplane fly in our class contest, in meters?
    • How many wings does a butterfly have?
    • How far is the door from the teacher's desk in meters, in a straight line?
  10. Esme is planning a class survey about school buses. Every bus has a very loud horn. Here are four questions. Which one is a statistical question?

    • How many minutes are in a quarter of an hour?
    • How old is bus 12?
    • How many students ride on each school bus?
    • How many seats are on bus 12?