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Information and Ideas practice question
Number of stalls at a weekly market, by month:
March: 24
April: 30
May: 36
June: 36
July: 42
Which statement is best supported by the data?
- A. The number of stalls rose in every month shown except June, when it stayed the same.Correct
- B. The number of stalls rose in every month shown.
- C. The number of stalls doubled from March to July.
- D. June had the most stalls.
Answer: A. The number of stalls rose in every month shown except June, when it stayed the same.
24 → 30 → 36 → 36 → 42: a rise each month except June's plateau.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. The number of stalls rose in every month shown.
- June was unchanged from May.
- C. The number of stalls doubled from March to July.
- 42 is not double 24 (that would be 48).
- D. June had the most stalls.
- July's 42 is the most.
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