The Mintie Challenge

The Mintie Challenge

Sayonara was the one that had the longest Mintie wrapper. It was 102 cm long. I think she had the
longest Mintie Wrapper because she took her time, she ripped small little pieces and she was very
patient. Nigel was the one that had the shortest wrapper. It measured 36.6 cm long. I think if Nigel was
patient enough like Sayonara, he would have got around the 50cm mark.  

Unfortunately, there were no same measurement in our class, but the closest measurement to each
other were 44.3 and 44.9cm. The most common measurements are the 40s and 50s. For the range, I
subtracted 34.5 to 102 which equals 67.5cm

What is your Ethnicity/Culture?

In our maths group, there are 8 Samoan children which is 38.1% of
the class. Most of the students in our class are Samoan, because
there are more Pacific Islanders that live near our school that are
Samoan.

Tongan and the Other category are the same. There are four Tongan
people and 4 Others. They both take about 19% of the class. I think
there are four Tongan and Others in our class because most Tongan
families are scattered around Auckland.

The Ethiopian group is coming second to last in our class. They have
a total of 3 Ethiopian kids in our class and take up 14.3% of our class.
I think there are Ethiopian people in our class because around Mt
Roskill there are a few Ethiopians that live around our school area.

Lastly, there are two Filipino students in our class. They make up 9.5
percent of the class.

What is the difference between highest and lowest?

The difference between the highest and lowest is 6. Because the
lowest ethnic group is 2 and the highest ethnic group is 8.