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Social Studies Grade 4-5

Social Studies: Reading Charts, Graphs, and Tables

Using data displays to understand information about people and places

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Practice reading charts, graphs, and tables to answer social studies questions about communities, regions, and population data.

Read each chart, graph, or table description carefully. Answer each question using the information given. Show your thinking when needed.

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Using data displays to understand information about people and places

Social Studies - Grade 4-5

Instructions: Read each chart, graph, or table description carefully. Answer each question using the information given. Show your thinking when needed.
  1. 1
    Unlabeled bar graph with four student-walking totals; the second bar is tallest.

    A table shows the number of students who walk to school in four grades. Grade 3: 18, Grade 4: 22, Grade 5: 20, Grade 6: 15. Which grade has the greatest number of students who walk to school?

  2. 2
    Unlabeled bar graph comparing library books about four regions; the Europe bar is tallest and South America is shorter.

    A bar graph shows the number of books in a town library about different regions. North America: 12, South America: 7, Europe: 15, Africa: 9. How many more books are there about Europe than South America?

  3. 3
    Three-town population bar graph with the first town shown as the smallest.

    A table shows the population of three small towns. Pine Hill: 450 people, Lake Town: 620 people, River Bend: 590 people. Which town has the smallest population?

  4. 4
    Pictograph with four rows of tree symbols; the second row has five trees.

    A pictograph shows the number of parks in four neighborhoods. Each tree symbol stands for 2 parks. Eastside has 3 trees, Westside has 5 trees, Southside has 4 trees, and Northside has 2 trees. How many parks does Westside have?

  5. 5
    Bar chart of community jobs with the farmer bar shown as the tallest.

    A chart shows the kinds of jobs people do in one community. Farmers: 14, Teachers: 9, Store Owners: 6, Firefighters: 5. Which job is the most common in this community?

  6. 6
    Line graph of museum visitors with the middle two points at the same height.

    A line graph shows the number of visitors to a local museum during four months. January: 40, February: 55, March: 55, April: 70. During which two months did the museum have the same number of visitors?

  7. 7
    Three rain gauges show desert lowest, plains middle, and mountains highest rainfall.

    A table shows rainfall in three regions. Desert Region: 2 inches, Plains Region: 10 inches, Mountain Region: 14 inches. Which region had the most rainfall?

  8. 8
    Bar graph of park visitors with the second and fourth bars equal and tallest.

    A bar graph shows how many people visited four state parks last weekend. Park A: 120, Park B: 150, Park C: 90, Park D: 150. Which two parks had the same number of visitors?

  9. 9
    Three-part bar model showing apartments, houses, and townhouses as parts of a total.

    A table shows the number of homes in a town by type. Apartments: 35, Houses: 48, Townhouses: 17. How many homes are listed in all?

  10. 10
    Bar chart of favorite events with the concert bar shown as the shortest.

    A chart shows favorite community events chosen by students. Parade: 16 votes, Farmers Market: 11 votes, Art Fair: 13 votes, Concert: 9 votes. Which event received the fewest votes?

  11. 11
    Town map showing the fire station closest to the school.

    A table shows the distance from a school to four places in town. Library: 2 miles, Fire Station: 1 mile, City Hall: 3 miles, Post Office: 2 miles. Which place is closest to the school?

  12. 12
    Bar graph of people moving into a neighborhood with the second year shown as the highest.

    A bar graph shows the number of people who moved into a neighborhood over three years. Year 1: 24, Year 2: 30, Year 3: 27. In which year did the most people move into the neighborhood, and how many people was that?

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