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MA.8.DP.1.2 · Linear Relationships, Data Analysis, and Functions

Describing Patterns in Scatter Plots: Sample FAST Questions

Reading a scatter plot in 8th grade means describing the association: positive or negative, linear or nonlinear, strong or weak, and whether any points sit apart as outliers. Students phrase those descriptions in the context of the data.

How the FAST tests this benchmark

FAST items favor multiple choice, drop-down, and hot text formats where students assemble a description or click the outlier on the plot. The language stays descriptive, so a strong association is never stated as one variable causing the other.

Skills students need

  • Describe the direction of an association
  • Describe the form of an association as linear or nonlinear
  • Describe the strength of an association
  • Identify outliers in a scatter plot

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A gym teacher made a scatter plot of 88 shoe sizes (x)(x) versus heights in centimeters (y)(y). Which choice best describes the association between shoe size and height?

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