Scaled bar graphs and pictograms
3rd grade (Year 4 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: 3.MD.B.3 · England: Y3 Statistics
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Question 1
In Tariq's pictogram, each ★ stands for 10 books. The row for "Mystery" shows 6 stars. How many mystery books is that?
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Question 2
Favourite sports: the scale goes up in 5s. How many chose Dance and Tennis altogether?
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Question 3
In Ethan's pictogram, each ★ stands for 10 books. The row for "Mystery" shows 4 stars. How many mystery books is that?
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Question 4
Favourite pets: the scale goes up in 5s. How many chose Birds and Cats altogether?
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Question 5
In Yuki's pictogram, each ★ stands for 5 books. The row for "Mystery" shows 3 stars. How many mystery books is that?
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Question 6
Favourite pets: the scale goes up in 5s. How many chose Fish and Birds altogether?
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Question 7
In Grace's pictogram, each ★ stands for 2 books. The row for "Mystery" shows 8 stars. How many mystery books is that?
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Question 8
Favourite pets: the scale goes up in 5s. How many chose Birds and Fish altogether?
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Question 9
In Isla's pictogram, each ★ stands for 5 books. The row for "Mystery" shows 3 stars. How many mystery books is that?
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Question 10
Favourite pets: the scale goes up in 5s. How many chose Fish and Cats altogether?
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Question 11
In Omar's pictogram, each ★ stands for 10 books. The row for "Mystery" shows 2 stars. How many mystery books is that?
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Question 12
Favourite pets: the scale goes up in 5s. How many chose Rabbits and Fish altogether?
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Question 13
In Amara's pictogram, each ★ stands for 10 books. The row for "Mystery" shows 3 stars. How many mystery books is that?
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Question 14
Favourite pets: the scale goes up in 5s. How many chose Dogs and Fish altogether?
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Question 15
In Ethan's pictogram, each ★ stands for 5 books. The row for "Mystery" shows 6 stars. How many mystery books is that?
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Question 16
Favourite pets: the scale goes up in 5s. How many chose Dogs and Fish altogether?
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