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Worksheet titled "Double Line Graph Comprehension" displays a line graph tracking the number of coins collected by Henry and Chris annually from 2010 to 2014, accompanied by five comprehension questions.

Double line graph showing the number of coins collected by Henry and Chris from 2010 to 2014, with questions about data interpretation.

Double line graph showing the number of coins collected by Henry and Chris from 2010 to 2014, with questions about data interpretation.

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Explanation:
Let’s go through each question one by one, using the line graph. Remember:

- Red line = Henry
- Blue line = Chris
- X-axis = Year (2010 to 2014)
- Y-axis = Number of coins collected

Question 1: How many coins were collected in 2014 by Henry?
Find year 2014 on the x-axis. Go up to the red point (Henry). Read the y-value. The red point in 2014 is at 15.
→ Answer: 15

Question 2: How many coins were collected by Chris in 2013?
Find year 2013 on x-axis. Go up to the blue point (Chris). The blue point is at 5.
→ Answer: 5

Question 3: Did the number of coins collected increase or decrease between 2012 and 2013 for Chris?
Chris in 2012: blue point is at 30
Chris in 2013: blue point is at 5
30 → 5 is a drop. So it decreased.
→ Answer: decrease

Question 4: Did Henry and Chris collect an equal # of coins in any 1 year?
Check each year:
- 2010: Henry = 30, Chris = 20 → not equal
- 2011: Henry = 25, Chris = 40 → not equal
- 2012: Henry = 35, Chris = 30 → not equal
- 2013: Henry = 10, Chris = 5 → not equal
- 2014: Henry = 15, Chris = 10 → not equal
No year has the same value.
→ Answer: no

Question 5: Which person collected the greater number of coins in 2012?
2012:
Henry (red) = 35
Chris (blue) = 30
35 > 30, so Henry collected more.
→ Answer: Henry

Final Answer:
1) 15
2) 5
3) decrease
4) no
5) Henry
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of double line graphs worksheet.
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