Data Detectives: Solving the Case of the Missing Track Star for 4th Grade Quiz (Medium) 워크시트 • 무료 PDF 다운로드 정답 키 포함
Evidence sorting, trend spotting, and source verification. Students apply data analysis to solve real-world mysteries using digital spreadsheets and athletic statistics.
교육적 개요
This assessment evaluates fourth-grade students' ability to recognize data trends, verify source credibility, and understand basic data organization concepts. Using a narrative mystery framework, the quiz employs scaffolded real-world scenarios to bridge the gap between abstract statistics and practical application. It is ideal for formative assessment during a science or computer science unit focused on evidence-based reasoning and digital literacy.
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- Identify the characteristics of a credible data source versus an unreliable one.
- Analyze data sets to recognize trends and distinguish between correlation and causation.
- Apply data sorting techniques to organize information within a digital spreadsheet context.
All 10 Questions
- The local animal shelter wants to know which food cats like best. They only ask 3 people who own dogs. Why is this data 'unreliable'?A) The sample group does not match the topic.B) The data was collected on a weekend.C) The shelter used a computer to store the names.D) There are too many different types of cat food.
- A line graph showing a plant growing taller every day is an example of a data trend.A) TrueB) False
- When you put a list of student names in alphabetical order (A-Z) in a digital spreadsheet, you are ________ the data.A) DeletingB) SortingC) CodingD) Predicting
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- If you are researching the average temperature in the Amazon Rainforest, which source is the most 'credible' (trustworthy)?A) A personal travel blog from 2005.B) A comment left on a YouTube video.C) A 2023 report from a National Weather Organization.D) A fictional story about a jaguar.
- Data can only be shown in numbers; it cannot be shown in pictures or symbols.A) TrueB) False
- A digital school library system uses ______ to protect student records so that only authorized teachers can see them.A) Public linksB) Encryption or passwordsC) Open foldersD) Social media
- You see a chart showing that ice cream sales and shark attacks both go up in July. What is the most logical conclusion?A) Eating ice cream causes shark attacks.B) Sharks like to eat ice cream.C) Warmer summer weather leads to more of both activities.D) The data is a lie because sharks don't like July.
- If you find a data error in your spreadsheet, you should keep it there to show how hard you worked.A) TrueB) False
- When a scientist looks at 100 different experiments to see if they all had the same result, they are _________ the data.A) IgnoringB) HidingC) DownloadingD) Evaluating
- A grocer notices that they run out of apples every Tuesday. How can they use this data to solve the problem?A) Stop selling apples entirely.B) Order more apples to arrive on Monday night.C) Raise the price of oranges instead.D) Close the store on Tuesdays.
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자주 묻는 질문
Yes, this data analysis quiz is a perfect addition to a substitute teacher folder because the clear explanations provided for each answer allow for independent student work or teacher-led whole-group review.
Most fourth-grade students will complete this ten-question quiz in approximately 15 to 20 minutes, making it a concise tool for evaluating data literacy skills.
This digital literacy quiz works well for differentiated instruction by allowing advanced learners to explain the 'why' behind the trends while providing struggling students with structured multiple-choice options to scaffold their understanding of data.
This statistics and inquiry quiz is specifically designed for 4th Grade students, though it can be used as a review for 5th graders or as an enrichment activity for advanced 3rd graders.
Teachers can use this data detective quiz as an exit ticket or mid-unit check to identify which students struggle with identifying bias or understanding data integrity before moving on to more complex graphing projects.
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