Litter Patrol

An environmental charity conducted a waste audit across two distinct public recreational areas, Riverside Park and Oakwood Forest, to identify the main sources of litter and help target local anti-littering campaigns. Volunteers collected and categorized 430 individual items of litter over a bank holiday weekend.

The table below shows the distribution of the different types of litter recorded at each site:

Table showing the number of litter items by category and location

	Single-use plastic bottles	Aluminium cans	Food wrappers	Glass bottles	Paper/Cardboard packaging	Dog waste bags
Riverside Park	62	35	78	12	41	22
Oakwood Forest	34	16	52	7	23	48

Using the data above, draw a fully labelled bar chart displaying the data from the Oakwood Forest survey.

Litter Patrol

The table below shows the distribution of the different types of litter recorded at each site:

Table showing the number of litter items by category and location

	Single-use plastic bottles	Aluminium cans	Food wrappers	Glass bottles	Paper/Cardboard packaging	Dog waste bags
Riverside Park	62	35	78	12	41	22
Oakwood Forest	34	16	52	7	23	48

Using the data above, draw a fully labelled bar chart displaying the data from the Oakwood Forest survey.

Data recording, analysis and presentation

Question 27

Litter Patrol

Table showing the number of litter items by category and location

Markscheme

Data recording, analysis and presentation

Question 27

Litter Patrol

Table showing the number of litter items by category and location

Markscheme

Data recording, analysis and presentation

Question 27

Litter Patrol

Table showing the number of litter items by category and location

Data recording, analysis and presentation Questions

Data recording, analysis and presentation

Question 27

Litter Patrol

Table showing the number of litter items by category and location

Data recording, analysis and presentation Questions