CBSE Board Practice

CBSE Grade VIII - Introduction to Graphs
Question 1
1.
    • Heights of 186 students (in cm) are given below.
    • Identify the class interval table for the given histogram.
  • Height (in cm)
    123 - 129
    130 - 136
    137 - 143
    144 - 150
    151 - 157
    158 - 164
    165 - 171
    No. of students
    39
    5
    21
    48
    18
    13
    42
  • Height (in cm)
    123 - 129
    130 - 136
    137 - 143
    144 - 150
    151 - 157
    158 - 164
    165 - 171
    No. of students
    39
    42
    21
    48
    18
    13
    5
  • Height (in cm)
    123 - 129
    130 - 136
    137 - 143
    144 - 150
    151 - 157
    158 - 164
    165 - 171
    No. of students
    39
    21
    42
    48
    18
    13
    5
  • Height (in cm)
    123 - 129
    130 - 136
    137 - 143
    144 - 150
    151 - 157
    158 - 164
    165 - 171
    No. of students
    39
    42
    23
    48
    18
    13
    5
  • Height (in cm)
    123 - 129
    130 - 136
    137 - 143
    144 - 150
    151 - 157
    158 - 164
    165 - 171
    No. of students
    39
    42
    21
    46
    18
    13
    5
Question 2
2.
The below graph gives a comparative account of sales(in kg) of various fruits on a certain day. Identify the table for the given line graph.
  • Fruit
    mangoes
    watermelons
    strawberies
    oranges
    cantaloupes
    pears
    Sales(in kg)
    36
    63
    39
    18
    27
    72
  • Fruit
    mangoes
    watermelons
    strawberies
    oranges
    cantaloupes
    pears
    Sales(in kg)
    36
    71
    45
    18
    27
    72
  • Fruit
    mangoes
    watermelons
    strawberies
    oranges
    cantaloupes
    pears
    Sales(in kg)
    36
    63
    45
    11
    27
    72
  • Fruit
    mangoes
    watermelons
    strawberies
    oranges
    cantaloupes
    pears
    Sales(in kg)
    36
    63
    45
    18
    27
    72
  • Fruit
    mangoes
    watermelons
    strawberies
    oranges
    cantaloupes
    pears
    Sales(in kg)
    36
    63
    45
    18
    20
    72
Question 3
3.
The air distance of some cities from Delhi (in km) are given below. Find the city that has maximum distance.
  • Kanpur
  • Gandhi Nagar
  • Cuttack
  • Tirupati
  • Kochi
Question 4
4.
The following line graph gives data regarding the favourite sport of 169 students of a school. Identify the table for the given line graph.
  • Sport
    badminton
    tennis
    long jump
    hockey
    high jump
    No. of students
    55
    65
    21
    25
    11
  • Sport
    badminton
    tennis
    long jump
    hockey
    high jump
    No. of students
    55
    57
    21
    33
    11
  • Sport
    badminton
    tennis
    long jump
    hockey
    high jump
    No. of students
    55
    57
    21
    25
    11
  • Sport
    badminton
    tennis
    long jump
    hockey
    high jump
    No. of students
    55
    57
    28
    25
    11
  • Sport
    badminton
    tennis
    long jump
    hockey
    high jump
    No. of students
    55
    57
    21
    25
    18
Question 5
5.
A survey of 1650 school students was done to knowthe preferred free time activity. Find the activity that has minimum preference.
  • Watching TV
  • Community work
  • Reading books
  • Painting
  • Playing
Question 6
6.
The total export earnings of ₹3960 crores of a country during five years is shown below. Find the earnings (in crores) in 2007-08.
  • 715
  • 713
  • 718
  • 712
  • 717
Question 7
7.
A survey of 1260 school students was done to knowthe preferred free time activity. Find the activity that has maximum preference.
  • Listening music
  • Helping parents
  • Watching TV
  • Community work
  • Dancing
Question 8
8.
In a bar diagram the value represented by a rectangle is proportional to its
  • length
  • breadth
  • perimeter
  • area
Question 9
9.
Shown below is the total food grain production of 395 million tonnes over 5 years. Find the year that has maximum food grain production.
  • 2008
  • 2007
  • 2010
  • 2009
  • 2011
Question 10
10.
A survey of 720 school students was done to know the preferred free time activity. Find the number of students who prefer "Dancing".
  • 60
  • 61
  • 58
  • 55
  • 56