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Maths · Grade 2 · Set B
Picture graphs and their key
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Remember: Read the key first. Count the pictures in a row, then use what each picture stands for.

Each picture is one

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Each picture is one child. How many children come by bus?
2
Join each way to school to the number of children.
  1. 1Bus
  2. 2Walk
  3. 3Bike
  • A6
  • B2
  • C3
3
Which way to school did the fewest children choose?
BusWalkCarBike
4
How many fewer children come by bike than by car?
5
More children come by car than walk.
TrueFalse

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6
Each picture stands for 2 stars. How many stars did Blue earn?
7
Which color earned the fewest stars?
PinkRedGreenBlue
8
How many more stars did Blue earn than Red?
9
Each picture stands for 5 apples. How many apples were sold on Thursday?
10
How many apples were sold on Monday and Wednesday together?
11
Tuesday has 6 pictures, so 6 apples were sold.
TrueFalse
12
Each picture stands for 5 apples. Which row shows 20 apples?
A
B
C
13
Each picture stands for 2 flowers. Draw the pictures in each row: roses 6 and daisies 4.
14
Write one thing the stars graph tells you.
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Answer key · Set B
Picture graphs and their key
16 Count the pictures in the bus row. There are 6.
21-A, 2-C, 3-B Count the pictures in each row.
3Bike Bike has the shortest row, only 2 pictures.
43 Car has 5 and bike has 2. 5 - 2 = 3.
5True Car has 5 pictures and walk has 3.
612 Blue has 6 pictures. 6 twos make 12 stars.
7Green Green has the shortest row: 3 pictures, which is 6 stars.
84 Blue is 12 stars and Red is 8 stars. 12 - 8 = 4.
910 Thursday has 2 pictures. 5 and 5 make 10 apples.
1035 Monday is 15 and Wednesday is 20. 15 + 20 = 35.
11False Each picture stands for 5 apples, so 6 pictures are 30 apples.
12B 4 pictures of 5 apples is 20 apples.
14Your own words: a grown-up reads it.
Mark each answer, count the right ones and write the score on the sheet.