Understanding Picture Graphs

What method does Mr. App suggest to help Amber track the number of apples she eats?

• Using a mobile app

• Writing in a diary

• Making marks on a tree trunk

• Counting on fingers

What is the primary purpose of using graphs according to Mr. App?

• To solve math problems

• To represent data visually

• To make drawings

• To write stories

In a picture graph, what can each picture represent?

• Only one object

• Only letters

• One or more objects

• Only numbers

What is the role of a 'key' in a picture graph?

• To unlock the graph

• To provide a legend for symbols

• To draw pictures

• To calculate totals

How many acorns does Pepe have if each symbol represents four acorns and there are four symbols?

• 8 acorns

• 20 acorns

• 12 acorns

• 16 acorns

What should be considered when choosing a scale for a picture graph?

• The scale should be a prime number

• The scale should be random

• The scale should be a multiple of the number of objects

• The scale should be as high as possible

What is the total number of acorns if there are 15 symbols and each symbol represents four acorns?

• 60 acorns

• 55 acorns

• 50 acorns

• 45 acorns

What is the main takeaway about picture graphs from the lesson?

• They use pictures or symbols to represent data

• They are used to write stories

• They are not useful

• They are only for counting apples

What does the scale in a picture graph represent?

• The number of pictures

• The size of the graph

• The number of objects each symbol represents

• The color of the symbols

Why is it important to have a key in a picture graph?

• To make the graph longer

• To make the graph colorful

• To add more symbols

• To explain what each symbol represents