Reading Pie Charts and Circle Graphs

A circle graph shows how 100 students get to school: Bus 40%, Car 30%, Walk 20%, Bike 10%. Which way do the most students get to school?

Using the same school transportation graph, how many students walk to school if the graph represents 100 students?

A circle graph shows favorite fruits in a class: Apples 1/4, Bananas 1/2, Grapes 1/8, Oranges 1/8. Which fruit was chosen by half of the class?

In the favorite fruits graph, which two fruits were chosen by the same fraction of the class?

A circle graph shows how Mia spends 4 hours after school: Homework 25%, Reading 25%, Sports 25%, Chores 25%. How much time does Mia spend on homework?

A pet survey circle graph shows: Dogs 45%, Cats 35%, Fish 10%, Birds 10%. Which two pet choices have equal parts of the graph?

In the pet survey graph, what percent of students chose dogs or cats altogether?

A circle graph shows the colors of 200 marbles in a bag: Red 50%, Blue 25%, Green 15%, Yellow 10%. How many marbles are blue?

Using the marble colors graph, which color has the smallest number of marbles?

A circle graph shows library book types checked out in one day: Fiction 40%, Nonfiction 30%, Comics 20%, Poetry 10%. If 50 books were checked out, how many were comics?

In the library book graph, which type of book was checked out twice as often as poetry?

A class activity circle graph shows: Art 3/8, Music 2/8, Games 2/8, Reading 1/8. Which activity has the largest section?

Using the class activity graph, what fraction of the class chose music or games altogether?

A circle graph shows a family's monthly spending: Rent 50%, Food 25%, Savings 15%, Fun 10%. If the family spends $2,000 in all, how much is spent on food?

A sports club circle graph shows favorite sports: Soccer 30%, Basketball 30%, Baseball 25%, Tennis 15%. What is the difference between the percent who chose baseball and the percent who chose tennis?