Picture Graphs Worksheets
Read a labeled data display and use its scale to count or compare observations.
Before you begin
Read tables and graphs, count outcomes, and calculate with fractions.
Worked example
Each square represents 1 votes. How many votes are shown in all?
- Count all marks or add all bar values.
- Multiply the symbol count by 1.
Answer: 9
Check your result using the method in the example before moving to the next question.
Choose your level
- Easy: Read small counts and simple events.
- Medium: Compare groups or combine outcomes.
- Hard: Use multi-step summaries and justify the method.
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Try six questions below, or choose a full set at your level.
1
Each square represents 1 votes. How many votes are shown in all?
2
Each square represents 1 votes. How many votes does B have?
3
Each square represents 1 votes. How many votes are shown in all?
4
Each square represents 1 votes. How many votes does B have?
5
Each square represents 1 votes. How many votes are shown in all?
6
Each square represents 1 votes. How many votes does B have?
Answer Key
1. 72. 13. 84. 25. 106. 5