The number of students who have a birthday in February.
4
The number of cars sold on Sunday.
3
How many cupcakes did they eat on Wednesday? (Each cupcake picture equals 6 cupcakes)
24
How many people like opening presents during Christmas time?
11
This type of graph/chart uses bars (often different colors) to represent numbers.
A. Bar graph
B. Line plot
C. Picture graph
Bar graph
This person read the most books over the summer.
Grayson
The number of cars sold on Monday and Tuesday.
7
How many cupcakes did they eat on Tuesday? (Each cupcake picture equals 6 cupcakes)
15
How many students like Granny Smith and Golden Delicious apples?
9
This graph/chart uses pictures to represent numbers and sometimes the pictures represent more than one number.
A) Line Graph
B) Picture Graph
C) Tally Chart
Picture Graph
This is the number of votes for crackers and trail mix.
6
How many more people have dogs than fish?
2
How much candy did they eat in all? (Each picture of candy equal 2 pieces)
22
How many more students like hockey and basketball than soccer?
5
This graph/chart uses vertical and diagonal lines to represent the number (one set equals 5).
A) Bar graph
B) Tally Chart
C) Line graph
Tally Chart
The number of students whose favorite sport is soccer.
9
How many students are taller than 54 inches ?
3
How many more students chose cherry pie than chicken? (Each picture is equal to 2 people.)
4
How many students chose blue or black?
21
This type of graph/chart uses x's on a line to represent the number.
A) Line Plot
B) Tally Chart
C) Bar Graph
Line Plot
This topping received 20 votes.
sausage
How many cars were sold on Monday, Tuesday, and Sunday?
10
How many types of apples are there in all?
150
How many students did NOT choose Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday as their favorite day?
17
If you wanted to represent numbers with a picture or symbol you would use this type of graph.
Picture Graph