Graphs
Types of exercises: reading a line graph, distance-time graph.
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The graph shows the distance a hiker walked against the time of the walk. The hiker made one stop during the hike. At what speed did the hiker walk after the stop?
Read the line graph
The line graph shows the air temperature measured in a town every 3 hours during one day. By how many degrees was the highest temperature of the day higher than the lowest?
Read the graph
The graph shows the distance a hiker walked against the time of the walk. The hiker made one stop during the hike. At what speed did the hiker walk before the stop?
Read the line graph
The line graph shows the air temperature measured in a town every 3 hours during one day. At what time was the temperature lowest?
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A hiker walked to a mountain hut, had a rest and walked back the same way. The graph shows the hiker's distance from the starting point against time. How many minutes did the stop last?
Read the line graph
The line graph shows the air temperature measured in a town every 3 hours during one day. At what time was the temperature highest?
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A cyclist rode to a lake, had a rest and rode back home the same way. The graph shows the cyclist's distance from home against time. At what speed did the cyclist ride back home?
Read the line graph
The line graph shows the air temperature measured in a town every 3 hours during one day. During which period was the temperature falling the whole time?
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The graph shows the distance a cyclist rode against the time of the ride. The cyclist made one stop during the trip. How many kilometres did the cyclist ride before the stop?
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The line graph shows the air temperature measured in a town every 3 hours on Monday and on Tuesday. By how many degrees was the temperature at 0:00 higher on Monday than on Tuesday?
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