Remember: Read the key first. Count the pictures in a row, then use what each picture stands for.
Each picture is one
1
Each picture is one child. How many children chose dog?
2
Join each pet to the number of children who chose it.
1Dog
2Cat
3Fish
A7
B3
C5
3
Which pet did the fewest children choose?
DogCatFishBird
4
How many more children chose dog than cat?
5
How many children chose cat and fish together?
6
More children chose cat than fish and bird together.
TrueFalse
7
How many children answered in all?
Read the key
8
Each picture stands for 2 books. How many books were read on Tuesday?
9
Which day had the most books?
MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursday
10
How many more books were read on Wednesday than on Monday?
11
How many books were read on Monday and Thursday together?
12
Thursday has 4 pictures, so 4 books were read.
TrueFalse
13
Each picture stands for 2 stars. Which row shows 8 stars?
ABC
14
Write one thing the pets graph tells you.
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