Let's summarize the data from the survey into a two-way table:

	Right-handed	Left-handed	Total
Girls	188	32	220
Boys	203	37	240
Total	391	69	460

Here’s the breakdown:

• 188 girls are right-handed, and 32 girls are left-handed, making a total of 220 girls.
• 203 boys are right-handed, and 37 boys are left-handed, making a total of 240 boys.
• In total, 391 pupils are right-handed, and 69 pupils are left-handed, which gives a total of 460 pupils surveyed.

Would you like more details or have any specific questions about the table?

Here are 5 follow-up questions:

1. What proportion of girls are left-handed?
2. What percentage of the total students are boys?
3. How many more boys than girls are left-handed?
4. What is the probability that a randomly chosen student is right-handed?
5. What is the ratio of right-handed boys to right-handed girls?

Tip: When creating two-way tables, always include row and column totals to make data interpretation easier.