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                  ColleCting Data

                  Data is a collection of information. Let

                  us collect and rearrange the simple data.

                  Picnics are a great way to engage with
                  family and friends. Spending time outside

                  benefits our physical and mental health.

                  let us observe the given picnic scene

                  and answer the following questions.

                       (a) Count each item and colour
                            as many boxes as a number to

                            represent it.

                           7

                           6

                           5

                           4

                           3

                           2

                           1

                       (b) How many more spoons are there as compared to plates?                                      1

                       (c)  Compare the number of glasses and spoons.                                              7 > 4

                       (d) How many less sandwiches are there as compared to glasses?                                 1
                       (e) Which item is the least in number?                                                      Bottle

                        (f) How many juice bottles are there?                                                         1

                          Knowledge Desk
                        Data handling is the process of gathering, recording and representing the information in a
                        meaningful way.

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