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%
responses 2003 ('99) |
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| y8
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| 1.
What things had the same percent of spending in 1910 and 1992? |
insurance
and home ownership |
54
(58) |
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insurance
only |
4
(4) |
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home
ownership only |
34
(32) |
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| 2.
What did 1910 households spend a higher percentage of their money on than
1992 households? |
food
|
81
(82) |
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clothing/drapery/footwear
|
44
(47) |
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household
energy |
43
(42) |
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public
transport |
37
(38) |
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| 3. What one area did 1910 households spend most on? |
food
|
90
(89) |
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Total
score: |
7 |
24
(26) |
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5–6 |
21 (21) |
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3–4 |
39 (39) |
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1–2
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14
(12) |
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0
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2
(2) |
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| Commentary: In 2003, year 8 students showed a range of responses when interpreting a pair of graphs (from 37 to 90 percent). There is no change in the level of achievement between 1999 and 2003. |
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