Using Picture Graphs and T-Charts to Solve One-Step Questions

The video tutorial explains how to use picture graphs and T-charts to solve one-step questions. It covers the components of a picture graph, such as titles, keys, and category labels, and demonstrates how T-charts can help interpret data. The tutorial includes examples, like arranging flowers and comparing quantities, to illustrate common misunderstandings and the importance of understanding the key in a picture graph.

What is the primary purpose of using a picture graph in this lesson?

• To improve drawing skills

• To practice coloring techniques

• To visually represent collected data

• To create artistic designs

Which component of a picture graph helps you understand what each picture represents?

• Pictures

• Title

• Category labels

• Key

How does a T-chart assist in solving questions from a picture graph?

• By showing the history of data

• By providing a list of questions

• By creating a colorful display

• By organizing information for easy reference

If one picture represents three flowers, how many flowers do four pictures represent?

• 15 flowers

• 6 flowers

• 9 flowers

• 12 flowers

What is a one-step question?

• A question that requires multiple operations

• A question that is impossible to solve

• A question that involves one operation to find the answer

• A question that has no correct answer

How many more carnations are there than roses if the carnations category has two more pictures?

• Eight more carnations

• Six more carnations

• Four more carnations

• Two more carnations

What is the key takeaway when comparing two categories in a picture graph?

• Counting the total number of pictures

• Finding the difference between the quantities

• Identifying the larger category

• Finding the sum of both categories