What was the increase in the number of apple trees from 2005 to 2009?
A) 100, B) 200, C) 250, D) 300
If the pattern of growth continues, how many apple trees would you expect in 2010?
A) 200, B) 250, C) 300, D) 350
What was the total number of apple trees planted from 2005 to 2009?
A) 750, B) 800, C) 850, D) 900
If each apple tree produces 20 kg of apples, how many kilograms of apples were produced in 2006?
A) 1000 kg, B) 1500 kg, C) 2000 kg, D) 2500 kg
Comparing 2005 to 2009, by what factor did the number of apple trees increase?
A) 2, B) 3, C) 4, D) 5
If 10% of the apple trees did not bear fruit in 2008, how many trees were still productive?
A) 90, B) 135, C) 180, D) 225
In 2009, if we planted the same number of trees as in 2005, what would be the new total?
A) 300, B) 350, C) 400, D) 450
How many more apple trees were there in 2008 compared to 2005?
A) 50, B) 100, C) 150, D) 200
If you remove 25 apple trees in 2007, how many units would be represented on the graph?
A) 1, B) 1.5, C) 2, D) 2.5
Which year had an increase of 100 apple trees from the year before?
A) 2006, B) 2007, C) 2008, D) 2009
How many years show a growth of 50 apple trees from the previous year?
A) 1, B) 2, C) 3, D) 4
In what year did the number of apple trees double from the year before?
A) There is no such year, B) 2006, C) 2007, D) 2008
If the number of apple trees in 2009 was tripled, what would be the new unit representation?
A) 6, B) 9, C) 12, D) 15
By estimating the pattern of growth, which year likely had 250 apple trees?
A) 2010, B) 2011, C) 2012, D) Not enough information
What does one unit represent on the graph?
A) 10 apple trees, B) 50 apple trees, C) 100 apple trees, D) 150 apple trees
How many apple trees were there in 2005?
A) 50, B) 100, C) 150, D) 200
