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Dog Measurement Conversion Worksheet

The worksheet focuses on interpreting graphs and tables related to dog measurements, including heights and masses. It includes tasks that require students to analyze data, compare values, and solve problems based on given information about dog breeds. The document emphasizes the application of measure conversions in practical scenarios involving dog care.

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Dog Measurement Conversion Worksheet

The worksheet focuses on interpreting graphs and tables related to dog measurements, including heights and masses. It includes tasks that require students to analyze data, compare values, and solve problems based on given information about dog breeds. The document emphasizes the application of measure conversions in practical scenarios involving dog care.

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Name: Worksheet

Use knowledge of measure conversions to interpret


graphs and tables

Task A: Interpreting graphs and tables


1)
Dog heights in
millimetres.
Type of dog

Height (mm)
a) Which dog is taller: a Bulldog or a Terrier?
b) What is the height of the Cockapoo?
c) The Dalmatian’s height is 550 mm. Draw a bar to show this.
2) Mass of cockapoo from birth to 5 months.

a) Give the mass of the cockapoo at each age (in months).

b) At 4 months the cockapoo has a mass of 2,750 g


Draw a bar to show this.
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Use knowledge of measure conversions to interpret graphs and tables Worksheet

Task B: Solving problems


1) Use the table to answer the following questions:
Mass of dog Food intake (daily) Food intake (weekly)

2 kg 50 g 350 g

5 kg 100 g 700 g

10 kg 180 g 1,260 g

20 kg 250 g 1,750 g

50 kg 450 g 3,150 g

a) Does a 20 kg dog need more than 2 kg of food each week or


less? Explain.

b) Sam’s dog has a mass of 20 kg. How much food will the dog
need in four days?

c) What is the difference in the amount of food needed daily for a 5


kg dog compared with a 20 kg dog?

d) Jacob’s dog has a mass of around 50 kg. So far today the dog
has eaten 100 g of food. How much more will she need to eat
today?

e) Izzy’s dog has a mass of 22 kg. Approximately how much food


should the dog eat daily?

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Use knowledge of measure conversions to interpret graphs and tables Worksheet

2) Use the first bar graph to answer the following questions:


Dog heights in
millimetres.

Height (mm)
a) What is the difference between the height of a Dalmatian
and Great Dane?

b) What is the difference between the height of a Chihuahua and a


Cockapoo?

c) A Dalmatian puppy is currently 180 mm tall. How much more is


he likely to grow until he is full height?

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Use knowledge of measure conversions to interpret graphs and tables Worksheet

Task B: Solving problems


3) Use the second bar graph to work out at what age (in months)
the Cockapoo’s mass is above 2,000 g

4) How much has the Cockapoo’s mass increased between:


a) Birth and one month;

b) One month and two months;

c) Two months and three months;

d) Three months and four months;

e) Birth and four months.

5) Between four months and five months, the Cockapoo’s mass


increases by 750 g

Draw a bar to show this.

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