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MA.7.DP.1.4 · Data Analysis and Probability

Constructing and Interpreting Circle Graphs: Sample FAST Questions

Students use proportional reasoning to construct, display, and interpret circle graphs with no more than six categories. Building one means turning each category into a percent of the whole and then into a central angle out of 360 degrees; reading one means turning a slice back into a count.

How the FAST tests this benchmark

The FAST tests this with multiple choice items reading a circle graph and equation editor items computing a percent, a count, or a central angle. The trap is treating a percent as if it were already the number of degrees.

Skills students need

  • Convert category counts into percents of the whole
  • Convert a percent into a central angle out of 360 degrees
  • Read counts and percents from a circle graph
  • Recognize when a circle graph is an appropriate display

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Question 1EasyEquation Editor
The circle graph shows the favorite school subjects of 90 students. How many students chose Science? Enter the number only.

Favorite Subjects of 90 Students

20%30%20%20%10%
Math 20%
Science 30%
English 20%
History 20%
Art 10%

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Enter the number only. Do not include units like $, %, or ft²

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