7th Grade Math

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Display Data in a Venn Diagram


BAND Silvia conducted a survey asking eight of her friends
whether they are members of the jazz band or orchestra. Display
the results shown below in a Venn diagram.

Survey Results
Jazz Band Trina, Jerome, Logan, Kylie, Miguel
Orchestra Natalie, Kylie, Jerome, Malina, Tyree

First, draw two overlapping circles to represent jazz band and
orchestra. Label each circle.
Since Kylie and Jerome are in
both jazz band and orchestra,
write their names in the
overlapping region.
Write each of the other names
in the appropriate region.
Trina, Logan, and Miguel are
in jazz band only. Natalie,
Malina, and Tyree are in
orchestra only.

Analyze a Venn Diagram


BOOKS Use the Venn diagram

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Fiction

Nonfiction

Mystery

Book Preference
that shows students’ book
preferences.

Which students prefer to read
mystery and fiction books?
The region where the circle
labeled Mystery and the circle
labeled Fiction overlap contains
3 students: Ito, Mai, and Eva.

Which students prefer to read nonfiction but not mystery books?
Look at the circle labeled Nonfiction. It contains 6 students.
However, you need to find the students that do not prefer
mystery books. So, Beth, Jessica, and Alisa prefer nonfiction
but not mystery books.

A Venn diagram is often
two or more overlapping
circles. However, other
shapes can also be used.

Jazz Band Orchestra

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Survey

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