Pictogram

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What is a pictogram?

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A pictogram is a visual representation of data using pictures or symbols to show information.

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How do you read a pictogram?

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You read a pictogram by looking at the symbols and counting how many of each symbol are shown to understand the data.

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What does each symbol in a pictogram represent?

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Each symbol in a pictogram represents a specific number of items or units.

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If one symbol represents 5 items, how many items do 3 symbols represent?

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3 symbols represent 15 items (3 x 5 = 15).

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What is the purpose of using a pictogram?

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The purpose of using a pictogram is to make data easier to understand and compare visually.

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How can pictograms help in understanding data?

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Pictograms help by providing a clear visual that makes it easier to see trends and differences in data.

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What type of data can be represented in a pictogram?

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Any type of data that can be counted, such as animals, objects, or events, can be represented in a pictogram.

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If Karen sold 36 pieces of jewelry, how many symbols would be shown if each symbol represents 6 pieces?

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6 symbols would be shown (36 ÷ 6 = 6).

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What is an example of a pictogram?

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An example of a pictogram is a chart showing the number of fruits sold using pictures of apples, bananas, and oranges.

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How do you create a pictogram?

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To create a pictogram, collect data, decide how many items each symbol will represent, and draw the symbols accordingly.

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