Statistics Grade 2-3

Statistics: Reading a Simple Survey

Using survey results to answer questions

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Using survey results to answer questions

Statistics - Grade 2-3

Instructions: Read each survey carefully. Use the results to answer each question. Show your work in the space provided.
  1. 1
    Rows of apples, bananas, and grapes showing different amounts.

    A class voted for their favorite fruit. Apples got 8 votes, bananas got 5 votes, and grapes got 3 votes. Which fruit got the most votes?

  2. 2
    Groups of students walking, riding a bus, and riding in a car.

    A survey asked students how they get to school. 6 students walk, 4 students ride the bus, and 2 students ride in a car. How many students were surveyed in all?

  3. 3
    Rows of dog, cat, and fish icons with dog and cat rows the same length.

    Students chose their favorite pet. Dogs got 7 votes, cats got 7 votes, and fish got 4 votes. Which two pets had the same number of votes?

  4. 4
    Rows showing votes for tag, soccer, and jump rope using game icons.

    A class voted for a game to play at recess. Tag got 9 votes, soccer got 6 votes, and jump rope got 4 votes. How many more votes did tag get than jump rope?

  5. 5
    Rows of red, blue, green, and yellow circles showing different amounts.

    A survey asked students to choose a favorite color. Red got 5 votes, blue got 10 votes, green got 4 votes, and yellow got 3 votes. Which color got the fewest votes?

  6. 6
    Rows of pizza slices, sandwiches, and soup bowls.

    A lunch survey showed that 8 students chose pizza, 6 chose sandwiches, and 5 chose soup. How many students chose pizza or sandwiches?

  7. 7
    Season rows with spring flowers, summer suns, fall leaves, and winter snowflakes.

    A class surveyed favorite seasons. Spring got 4 votes, summer got 11 votes, fall got 6 votes, and winter got 2 votes. Write the seasons in order from most votes to fewest votes.

  8. 8
    Rows of water, milk, and juice icons showing survey choices.

    A survey asked, 'What is your favorite drink?' Water got 9 votes, milk got 5 votes, and juice got 6 votes. Did more students choose water or juice? How many more?

  9. 9
    Rows of pretzels, crackers, and fruit showing different amounts.

    A class made a tally chart for favorite snacks. Pretzels had 5 tallies, crackers had 8 tallies, and fruit had 6 tallies. Which snack was chosen by 6 students?

  10. 10
    Rows of lions, penguins, and elephants with lions and penguins equal.

    A survey asked students which animal they would like to see at the zoo. Lions got 8 votes, penguins got 8 votes, and elephants got 5 votes. How can you describe the result for lions and penguins?

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