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The purpose of this lesson is for students to ask questions about data that can be answered by a given data representation.
In previous lessons students answered questions about data using different representations. In this lesson, students begin by determining whether or not questions can be answered by a given representation. Then, students think of questions that can be asked about the data. Finally, students answer one another’s questions.
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