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It means the number of times something happens."}]},{"id":"21c0bddb-8aa4-bdfc-1bff-d4126a6020e1","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"On a frequency bar chart, how do you identify the mode?","back":"Choose the category with the tallest bar.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Choose the category with the tallest bar.","correct":true,"explanation":"The mode is the category occurring most frequently. On a frequency bar chart, the greatest frequency is represented by the tallest bar."},{"text":"Choose the category with the shortest bar.","correct":false,"explanation":"The shortest bar represents the lowest frequency, not the mode. The modal category has the greatest frequency and therefore the tallest bar."},{"text":"Choose the category with the first bar.","correct":false,"explanation":"A bar’s position does not determine whether its category is the mode. The mode is identified by finding the category with the tallest bar."},{"text":"Choose the category with the last bar.","correct":false,"explanation":"The final category is not necessarily the most frequent one. The modal category is shown by whichever bar is tallest on the chart."}]},{"id":"01b994cf-be35-4dc5-d619-898e1531475b","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"A goals frequency chart shows 0 goals: 5, 1 goal: 9, 2 goals: 7, 3 goals: 4. What is the modal number of goals?","back":"1 goal.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"1 goal.","correct":true,"explanation":"The mode is the result with the highest frequency. One goal occurred 9 times, which is more frequent than 0, 2 or 3 goals."},{"text":"0 goals.","correct":false,"explanation":"Zero goals has a frequency of 5, but this is not the greatest frequency. One goal has the highest frequency of 9, so it is the mode."},{"text":"2 goals.","correct":false,"explanation":"Two goals occurred 7 times, which is less than the frequency of 9 for one goal. Therefore, the modal number is 1 goal."},{"text":"3 goals.","correct":false,"explanation":"Three goals has the lowest frequency, occurring only 4 times. The highest frequency is 9 for one goal, making 1 goal the mode."}]},{"id":"d81e4552-3667-be69-200e-fdcf3b6d9013","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"If a team scored 3 goals in 4 matches, how many goals is that in total?","back":"12 goals.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"12 goals.","correct":true,"explanation":"The team scored 3 goals in each of 4 matches, so multiplying $3 \\times 4$ gives a total of 12 goals."},{"text":"7 goals.","correct":false,"explanation":"Adding 3 goals and 4 matches mixes different quantities and gives 7. The total is found by multiplying $3 \\times 4$, giving 12 goals."},{"text":"9 goals.","correct":false,"explanation":"This accounts for only three of the four matches. Multiplying 3 goals per match by all 4 matches gives $3 \\times 4 = 12$ goals."},{"text":"16 goals.","correct":false,"explanation":"This incorrectly uses 4 goals for each of the 4 matches. The stated rate is 3 goals per match, so the total is 12 goals."}]},{"id":"3c8591db-0f6b-56d0-bdb0-01f95de26120","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"To find a total from a frequency bar chart, multiply each [ ] by its [ ], then add.","back":"To find a total from a frequency bar chart, multiply each value by its frequency, then add.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"To find a total from a frequency bar chart, multiply each value by its frequency, then add.","correct":true,"explanation":"Each value contributes to the total once for every time it occurs. Therefore, multiplying each value by its frequency and adding the products gives the overall total."},{"text":"To find a total from a frequency bar chart, multiply each frequency by its frequency, then add.","correct":false,"explanation":"Squaring each frequency ignores the values represented by the bars. The correct method is to multiply each value by its frequency, then add all the products."},{"text":"To find a total from a frequency bar chart, multiply each value by its cumulative frequency, then add.","correct":false,"explanation":"Cumulative frequencies are running totals, so using them repeatedly overcounts the data. Each value must instead be multiplied by its ordinary frequency before the products are added."},{"text":"To find a total from a frequency bar chart, multiply each class width by its frequency density, then add.","correct":false,"explanation":"Class width and frequency density are used to recover frequencies from histograms, not totals from frequency bar charts. Here, multiply each value by its frequency, then add."}]},{"id":"4999bdad-b456-633f-0151-92bb1859d5e2","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"A team scored 0 goals in 3 matches, 1 in 5 matches, 2 in 4 matches, and 3 in 2 matches. What was the total number of goals?","back":"19 goals.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"19 goals.","correct":true,"explanation":"Weighting each score by its frequency gives $(0 \\times 3) + (1 \\times 5) + (2 \\times 4) + (3 \\times 2) = 19$ goals."},{"text":"14 goals.","correct":false,"explanation":"Adding $3+5+4+2$ counts the number of matches, not the goals scored. Weighting each score by its frequency gives a total of 19 goals."},{"text":"20 goals.","correct":false,"explanation":"This is an arithmetic slip when adding the weighted scores. The products are 0, 5, 8 and 6, which sum to 19 goals."},{"text":"22 goals.","correct":false,"explanation":"This overcounts the goals by failing to match each score with its correct frequency. The correct calculation is $0+5+8+6=19$ goals."}]},{"id":"f196ccd0-1d66-ce69-8e67-5fa93830b0a6","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"Why is adding only the frequencies wrong when finding total goals?","back":"Frequencies count matches, not total goals.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Frequencies count matches, not total goals.","correct":true,"explanation":"A frequency records how many matches produced each score. Adding the frequencies therefore gives the number of matches, while total goals require each score to be multiplied by its frequency."},{"text":"Frequencies count total goals, not matches.","correct":false,"explanation":"This reverses the meaning of frequency. Frequencies count how many matches had each score, so adding them gives matches; total goals require multiplying scores by frequencies."},{"text":"Each frequency already includes the goals scored.","correct":false,"explanation":"A frequency contains only the number of occurrences, not the score attached to them. Each score must be multiplied by its frequency to find its contribution to total goals."},{"text":"Adding frequencies counts each match twice.","correct":false,"explanation":"Adding frequencies counts each match once, not twice, but it still gives only the number of matches. Total goals come from multiplying each score by its frequency."}]},{"id":"2ad438b8-26e2-4e2b-47b9-bbd0137366fa","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Tallies are usually grouped in [ ].","back":"Tallies are usually grouped in fives.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"fives","correct":true,"explanation":"Tallies are grouped in fives because the fifth stroke crosses the previous four, making larger frequencies quicker and easier to count accurately."},{"text":"tens","correct":false,"explanation":"Groups of ten would be harder to recognise and count quickly. Standard tally notation groups marks in fives, with the fifth mark crossing the first four."},{"text":"threes","correct":false,"explanation":"Groups of three are not the standard tally convention and make larger totals less efficient to read. Tallies are normally arranged in recognisable groups of five."},{"text":"pairs","correct":false,"explanation":"Pairing tally marks would create many small groups and slow down counting. Tallies are conventionally grouped in fives so totals can be identified quickly."}]},{"id":"d868a381-0257-da92-37f3-b5a40ba5ad80","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"In the list Blue, Red, Blue, Black, Blue, Red, White, Black, Blue, White, what is the frequency of Blue?","back":"4.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"4.","correct":true,"explanation":"Blue appears in the first, third, fifth and ninth positions in the list. Counting these four occurrences gives Blue a frequency of 4."},{"text":"3.","correct":false,"explanation":"This misses one occurrence of Blue. Blue appears in the first, third, fifth and ninth positions, so its frequency is 4."},{"text":"5.","correct":false,"explanation":"This includes one item that is not Blue, possibly confusing Blue with Black. There are exactly four occurrences of Blue in the list."},{"text":"6.","correct":false,"explanation":"This likely combines the frequencies of Blue and Black. Blue occurs four times, while Black occurs twice, so Blue’s frequency alone is 4."}]},{"id":"3bb27204-a081-bde6-843a-064c7bd943ed","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Bars in a bar chart should have [ ] and [ ] between them.","back":"Bars in a bar chart should have equal widths and clear gaps between them.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Bars in a bar chart should have equal widths and clear gaps between them.","correct":true,"explanation":"Equal widths prevent visual distortion, while clear gaps show that the categories are separate. These features make a bar chart accurate and easy to interpret."},{"text":"Bars in a bar chart should have equal widths and no gaps between them.","correct":false,"explanation":"Bars without gaps suggest continuous data, as in a histogram. A bar chart represents separate categories, so its equal-width bars should have clear gaps between them."},{"text":"Bars in a bar chart should have different widths and clear gaps between them.","correct":false,"explanation":"Different widths can exaggerate some categories and make comparisons misleading. Bar-chart bars should have equal widths as well as clear gaps between the separate categories."},{"text":"Bars in a bar chart should have different widths and no gaps between them.","correct":false,"explanation":"This confuses a bar chart with features associated with histograms and also distorts comparisons. Bar-chart bars should have equal widths and clear gaps between categories."}]},{"id":"08f46534-729f-b0b3-ba66-0d8d53f37e33","cardType":"basic","points":1,"front":"What is wrong with a vertical scale labelled 0, 5, 12, 20, 30?","back":"The scale is uneven.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"The scale is uneven.","correct":true,"explanation":"The intervals are 5, 7, 8 and 10 rather than a constant amount. A numerical axis must increase by equal values at equally spaced points."},{"text":"The scale starts at zero.","correct":false,"explanation":"Starting at zero is not the problem and is often appropriate for a bar chart. The error is that the intervals between labels are unequal."},{"text":"The scale has too many labels.","correct":false,"explanation":"Five labels are not excessive for an axis. The actual problem is that the increases are 5, 7, 8 and 10, so the scale is uneven."},{"text":"The scale is increasing.","correct":false,"explanation":"A vertical scale should normally increase upwards, so increasing values are appropriate. The fault is that the values do not rise in equal intervals."}]}]}],"examCountdown":{"examDate":"2027-05-14","paperLabel":"Component 1"},"heading":"Bar Charts","title":"Bar Charts Flashcards","topbar":{"backHref":"/gcse/maths/eduqas/flashcards"},"topicSidebar":"$L38"}]}],"topicId":"dec2249f-e3ec-4270-b0b0-f9307a4a4673","walled":"$L39"}],"$L3a","$L3b"]