Math 3 · Unit 10: Graphs · Cambridge Primary Maths Stage 3

Questions

1. 1. The pictogram shows the books sold. How many books were sold on Tuesday?

   • 10
   • 7
   • 5
   • 2
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2. 2. The pictogram shows the families at the park. How many families were there on Wednesday?

   • 7
   • 6
   • 3
   • 8
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3. 3. The pictogram shows the goals scored. How many goals did Team A score?

   • 8
   • 12
   • 3
   • 6
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4. 4. The bar chart shows favourite sports. How many people were asked?

   • 7
   • 22
   • 21
   • 20
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5. 5. The bar chart shows favourite sports. Which sport is liked least?

   • golf
   • football
   • cricket
   • tennis
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6. 6. The bar chart shows favourite sports. Which list goes from least liked to most liked?

   • football, cricket, tennis, golf
   • golf, cricket, tennis, football
   • tennis, golf, cricket, football
   • golf, tennis, cricket, football
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7. 7. Ice cream: vanilla 12, chocolate is 3 more than vanilla. How many like chocolate?

   • 9
   • 15
   • 12
   • 36
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8. 8. Strawberry 6 and lemon 11. Mint has the same as strawberry and lemon together. How many like mint?

   • 5
   • 17
   • 11
   • 16
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9. 9. On a bar chart, what does the scale on the axis tell you?

   • the names of the bars
   • the colours
   • the title
   • what each line or step is worth
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10. 10. The bar chart counts up in twos. How many books were borrowed on Tuesday?

    • 18
    • 10
    • 9
    • 8
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11. 11. The pictogram shows the phones sold. How many phones were sold on Friday?

    • 8
    • 2
    • 4
    • 6
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12. 12. Cars 12, trucks 5. How many more cars than trucks?

    • 17
    • 7
    • 5
    • 12
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13. 13. Which is discrete data?

    • the number of children in each class
    • the height of a plant as it grows
    • the length of a river
    • the temperature during a day
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14. 14. What does a pictogram always need so you can read it?

    • lines
    • a key
    • colours
    • a scale of 100
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15. 15. Key: 1 symbol = 2 trees. Week 3 had 9 trees. How many symbols?

    • 4
    • 4 and a half
    • 9
    • 5
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