Statistics: Making and Reading Graphs

A class voted for favorite fruits. Apples got 6 votes, bananas got 4 votes, and oranges got 3 votes. Which fruit got the most votes?

Use this tally chart: Dogs have 5 tallies, cats have 3 tallies, and fish have 2 tallies. How many pets are shown in all?

A bar graph shows books read by three students. Mia read 7 books, Leo read 5 books, and Sam read 7 books. Which students read the same number of books?

A picture graph shows ice cream flavors sold. Each ice cream cone picture equals 1 sale. Chocolate has 8 pictures, vanilla has 5 pictures, and strawberry has 4 pictures. How many more chocolate cones were sold than strawberry cones?

Make a bar graph for this data: red balloons 4, blue balloons 6, green balloons 2. Which color should have the tallest bar?

A class counted the weather for one school week. Sunny days: 3. Rainy days: 1. Cloudy days: 1. How many days were counted in all?

A graph shows favorite playground activities. Swings got 9 votes, slide got 6 votes, and monkey bars got 5 votes. How many votes did swings and slide get together?

Look at this data for stickers collected: Ana has 12 stickers, Ben has 9 stickers, and Cara has 6 stickers. Who has the fewest stickers?

A picture graph uses one star picture to mean 2 points. Team A has 4 star pictures. How many points does Team A have?

A class made a tally chart of favorite school subjects. Math: 8 votes. Reading: 7 votes. Art: 10 votes. Science: 5 votes. Which subject got the greatest number of votes?

A bar graph shows the number of apples picked each day. Monday: 5 apples. Tuesday: 8 apples. Wednesday: 6 apples. How many more apples were picked on Tuesday than on Monday?

Make a picture graph for favorite pets. Dogs: 6 votes. Cats: 4 votes. Birds: 2 votes. Use one picture to stand for one vote. How many pictures should you draw for cats?

A graph shows how many students chose each snack. Crackers: 11 students. Grapes: 8 students. Carrots: 4 students. How many students chose grapes or carrots?

A picture graph shows animals seen at a park. Each animal picture equals 1 animal. Squirrels: 7 pictures. Birds: 10 pictures. Rabbits: 3 pictures. Which animal was seen the least?

A class survey asked students how they get to school. Bus: 9 students. Walk: 5 students. Car: 6 students. Bike: 2 students. How many students answered the survey in all?