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Compare Three Sets of Data in Line Graphs

In this worksheet, students will answer comparison questions about data from a line graph.

'Compare Three Sets of Data in Line Graphs ' worksheet

Key stage:  KS 2

Year:  Year 5 Maths worksheets

Curriculum topic:   Statistics

Curriculum subtopic:   Complete, Read and Interpret Tables

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Worksheet Overview

Here is a line graph to show the average temperature for every month of the year in Rome (Italy), London (England) and Wellington (New Zealand):

 

Line graph of average temperatures

 

Example

What is the difference in temperature between Wellington and London in June?

 

Answer

6°C

 

We can see that the grey line for Wellington shows 10°C in June and the orange line for London is 16°C because it is just above the 15°C line.

 

16°C - 10°C = 6°C

 

Let's get started and have a go at answering some more comparison questions about this line graph.

 

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