Choose a topic from the list. Survey at least thirty people for your chosen topic. Collect your data and graph your results in the form of a bar graph, a line graph, a picto-graph, and a pie graph. You will be completing all four graphs for your topic. Make your graphs neat and colorful. Remember to turn in your work for credit.On the inside back cover, print the following topics for surveying and graphing:
- How many...?
- people in your family
- rooms in your house
- lightbulbs in your house
- cars in your family
- plants in your house
- televisions in your house
- appliances in your house
- doors in your house
- windows in your house
- relatives do you have
- letters in your name
- pockets on what you'e wearing
- At what time...?
- do you eat dinner
- do you get up
- do you go to bed
- do you leave for school
- is your favorite TV show on
- were you born
- How much time in a week do you spend...?
- watching television
- doing homework
- playing
- reading
- on a bus or in a car
- eating
- doing chores
- alone
- Who's your favorite...?
- movie star
- TV star
- recording group or singer
- book character
- sportsperaon
- What's your favorite...?
- ice cream flavor
- color
- TV program
- kind of car
- game or sport
- pet
- season
- holiday
- movie
- food
- song
- brand of jeans
- book
- animal
- toy
- musical instrument
- pizza topping
- How old do you think your teacher is?
- What so you want to be when you grow up?
- In which month were you born?
- How much is your weekly allowance?
- What is the last number of your telephone number?
- How many times can you hop on one foot?
- How many times can you jump rope without missing?
The list of possibilities is endless.