Two-Way Tables Worksheets
Interpret samples, tables and relationships while distinguishing observations from causal conclusions.
Before you begin
Read tables and graphs, count outcomes, and calculate with fractions.
Worked example
A survey table has these counts: Grade 7, bus 6, walk 10; Grade 8, bus 9, walk 12. How many respondents ride the bus in all?
- Add the two counts in the bus column.
Answer: 15
Check your result using the method in the example before moving to the next question.
Choose your level
These sets use the same exercise types and number ranges across level labels. Choose a fresh set for additional practice.
- Easy: Start with the preview and follow the worked example.
- Medium: Practice the same exercise types with a fresh numbered set.
- Hard: Use another set to practice explaining and checking your answers.
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Preview and print an easy set
Try six questions below, or choose a full set at your level.
1
A survey table has these counts: Grade 7, bus 4, walk 6; Grade 8, bus 7, walk 8. How many respondents ride the bus in all?
2
A survey table has these counts: Grade 7, bus 7, walk 9; Grade 8, bus 10, walk 11. How many respondents ride the bus in all?
3
A survey table has these counts: Grade 7, bus 2, walk 6; Grade 8, bus 5, walk 8. How many respondents ride the bus in all?
4
A survey table has these counts: Grade 7, bus 10, walk 8; Grade 8, bus 13, walk 10. How many respondents ride the bus in all?
5
A survey table has these counts: Grade 7, bus 2, walk 9; Grade 8, bus 5, walk 11. How many respondents ride the bus in all?
6
A survey table has these counts: Grade 7, bus 8, walk 11; Grade 8, bus 11, walk 13. How many respondents ride the bus in all?
Answer Key
1. 112. 173. 74. 235. 76. 19