Information and IdeasMediumReading a table of two runners' times
Information and Ideas practice question
Race times (minutes)
Runner | 5 km | 10 km
A | 20 | 42
B | 22 | 41
According to the table, ____
Which choice most effectively uses data from the table to complete the statement?
- A. Runner A is faster over 5 kilometres but slower over 10 kilometres.Correct
- B. Runner A is faster at both distances.
- C. Runner B is faster at both distances.
- D. both runners have the same 10-kilometre time.
Answer: A. Runner A is faster over 5 kilometres but slower over 10 kilometres.
20 beats 22; 41 beats 42.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. Runner A is faster at both distances.
- B is faster over 10 km.
- C. Runner B is faster at both distances.
- A is faster over 5 km.
- D. both runners have the same 10-kilometre time.
- 41 and 42 differ.
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