Example: Favorite Fruits of Students in Class 1

1. Collecting Data:

   • Ask each student to name their favorite fruit.
   • Record the responses.

2. Organizing Data:

   • Create a list or table to organize the collected data.

3. Analyzing Data:

   • Count how many students chose each fruit.

4. Interpreting Data:

   • Determine which fruit is the most and least popular.

Steps in Detail:

1. Collecting Data

Let’s say there are 10 students in Class 1, and their favorite fruits are recorded as follows:

• Student 1: Apple
• Student 2: Banana
• Student 3: Apple
• Student 4: Orange
• Student 5: Banana
• Student 6: Apple
• Student 7: Orange
• Student 8: Banana
• Student 9: Apple
• Student 10: Grape

2. Organizing Data

Create a table to organize the data:

3. Analyzing Data

Count the occurrences of each fruit:

4. Interpreting Data

From the count, we can interpret the data:

• Most popular fruit: Apple (4 students)
• Least popular fruit: Grape (1 student)