LINK: How to use a protractor for Circle Graph
After students are finished with calculations and constructing their own circle graph, students need to write a letter explaining their results. A copy of the checklist requirements is attached. Graphs and letters are due by the end of class time on Tuesday.
HERSHEY
CHOCOLATE KISSES LAB CHECKLIST
Please use the list below as a guide to
be sure you have all required parts of the assignment. Put an “X” in the
appropriatebox for each requirement AFTER you have assured that the component is COMPLETE.
appropriatebox for each requirement AFTER you have assured that the component is COMPLETE.
GRAPH REQUIREMENTS
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YES
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NO
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Has title
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Each pie piece is labeled and has
percentage
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There are three and only three parts
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Graph is neat and colorfully
presentable
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Spelling is correct
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LETTER
COMPONENTS
LETTER
FORMAT
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YES
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NO
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Has the return address – top left
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Has date – top left under return
address
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Has the inside address – top left under
date
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Has proper greeting under inside
address
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Has 3 body paragraphs
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Has closing, space for signature, and
printed name
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INTRODUCTION
PARAGRAPH
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YES
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NO
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Answers the implied question
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Explains the importance to respond to
consumer complaints
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Explains how data was collected
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Explains how results compared to
prediction
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Proofread for GUMS and sense-making
(read aloud?)
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BODY
PARAGRAPH
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YES
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NO
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Topic sentence relays the importance
for companies to maintain consistent product
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You have 2 – 3 specific pieces of
quantitative data
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Includes at least one percents and an
example of decrease/increase change
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Explains test result consistent or inconsistent
to consumer complaints and next steps for Hershey
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Proofread for GUMS and sense-making
(read aloud?)
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CLOSING
PARAGRAPH
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YES
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NO
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Explains test result consistent or
inconsistent to consumer complaints and next steps for Hershey
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Proofread for GUMS and sense-making
(read aloud?)
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