Graphs and Data: Quiz Time!

A class of students voted for their favorite fruit. The results are shown in the bar graph below. How many more students voted for apples than for bananas?

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The bar graph shows the number of books read by students in a month. If 5 students read 3 books each, how many books were read in total?

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In a survey, students were asked about their favorite pets. The bar graph shows the results. How many fewer students chose cats than dogs?

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The picture graph shows the number of ice creams sold in a week. Each ice cream icon represents 2 ice creams. How many ice creams were sold on Wednesday?

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A bar graph shows the number of pencils collected by each class. If Class A collected 12 pencils and Class B collected 8 pencils, how many more pencils did Class A collect than Class B?

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The scaled picture graph shows the number of cookies baked by different students. If each cookie icon represents 5 cookies, how many cookies did Sarah bake if there are 3 cookie icons next to her name?

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A bar graph displays the number of hours students spent on homework. If the total number of hours is 30 and 10 hours were spent on math, how many hours were spent on other subjects?

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The picture graph shows the number of apples picked by each student. If each apple icon represents 2 apples, how many apples did John pick if there are 5 apple icons next to his name?

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A bar graph shows the number of pets owned by students. If 7 students own cats and 5 students own dogs, how many more students own cats than dogs?

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The scaled bar graph shows the number of plants in a garden. If each bar represents 5 plants, how many plants are there if the bar for roses is 4 units high?

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