Predict about a whole group from a sample

Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Each dot is one student. Esme asked a random sample of 20 of the 300 students. One sneaker squeaked. Each dot in the sample stands for how many students in the whole group?

  2. Noah asked a random sample of 30 of the 240 students. A rocket was rumored. Each dot in the sample stands for how many students in the whole group?

  3. Luz asked a random sample of 25 of the 200 students. One kazoo was mentioned. Each dot in the sample stands for how many students in the whole group?

  4. Each dot is one student. Each dot stands for 16 students in the whole group. Tala asked a random sample of 25 of the 400 students. A bell rang twice. About how many of the 400 students own a bike?

  5. Jun asked a random sample of 30 of the 150 students. Nobody read the survey upside down. About how many of the 150 students read a book yesterday?

  6. Pia asked a random sample of 40 of the 360 students. The swings kept swinging. About how many of the 360 students like the new playground?

  7. Bo asked a random sample of 20 of the 320 students. The oranges stayed calm. About how many of the 320 students prefer apples to oranges?

  8. Milo asked a random sample of 6 of the 90 students about books read this month. A bookmark was lost twice. About how many books in all would the 90 students have?

  9. Zee asked a random sample of 6 of the 120 students about minutes of reading a night. The lamp stayed on. About how many minutes in all would the 120 students have?

  10. Kira asked a random sample of 8 of the 150 students about cans collected for the food drive. One can rolled away. About how many cans in all would the 150 students have?

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Predict about a whole group from a sample

Answer Key - Grade 7 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Each dot is one student. Esme asked a random sample of 20 of the 300 students. One sneaker squeaked. Each dot in the sample stands for how many students in the whole group?

    15
  2. Noah asked a random sample of 30 of the 240 students. A rocket was rumored. Each dot in the sample stands for how many students in the whole group?

    8
  3. Luz asked a random sample of 25 of the 200 students. One kazoo was mentioned. Each dot in the sample stands for how many students in the whole group?

    8
  4. Each dot is one student. Each dot stands for 16 students in the whole group. Tala asked a random sample of 25 of the 400 students. A bell rang twice. About how many of the 400 students own a bike?

    128
  5. Jun asked a random sample of 30 of the 150 students. Nobody read the survey upside down. About how many of the 150 students read a book yesterday?

    55
  6. Pia asked a random sample of 40 of the 360 students. The swings kept swinging. About how many of the 360 students like the new playground?

    126
  7. Bo asked a random sample of 20 of the 320 students. The oranges stayed calm. About how many of the 320 students prefer apples to oranges?

    96
  8. Milo asked a random sample of 6 of the 90 students about books read this month. A bookmark was lost twice. About how many books in all would the 90 students have?

    450
  9. Zee asked a random sample of 6 of the 120 students about minutes of reading a night. The lamp stayed on. About how many minutes in all would the 120 students have?

    3600
  10. Kira asked a random sample of 8 of the 150 students about cans collected for the food drive. One can rolled away. About how many cans in all would the 150 students have?

    1050