6.SP.A.2 Tutor Intake -- Reading a Distribution

A ratio.

A distribution.

An equation.

A variable.

58, because that's the middle of the axis.

Around 52 to 56, because that's where the dots pile up.

66, because that's the highest labeled value on the axis.

There's no way to tell without computing a number.

Yes — 13 is the correct spread, and any correct numeric answer is what's expected.

No — spread can't be described at all until single-number measures are introduced.

No — a qualitative description like "it spans from about 52 to 65" or "fairly wide" is expected; single-number measures like range come later.

Yes — but only because 13 happens to equal max minus min.

Right-skewed, because the long tail points toward the higher (right) values.

Left-skewed, because most of the data (the bulk) sits on the left.

Symmetric, because it has one clear peak.

There's no standard name for this shape.