Most Popular Pet

The video tutorial explores pet ownership statistics, highlighting discrepancies between the number of pets and pet owners. It uses pictograms, bar graphs, and pie charts to illustrate that while fish are the most owned pets, dogs are the most popular due to the number of households owning them. The negative correlation between the number of pet owners and pets is explained, showing that fish owners tend to own many fish, whereas most dog owners have only one dog.

What does the pictogram suggest about the popularity of fish as pets?

• Fish are the most popular pets.

• Fish are the least popular pets.

• Fish and dogs are equally popular.

• Fish are not shown in the pictogram.

According to the bar graph, which pet is owned by more households?

• Cats

• Birds

• Dogs

• Fish

What does the negative correlation between pet owners and the number of pets indicate?

• More pet owners mean fewer pets.

• Fewer pet owners mean fewer pets.

• The number of pet owners does not affect the number of pets.

• More pet owners mean more pets.

Why is the number of fish so high according to the analysis?

• Each fish owner tends to have many fish.

• Fish reproduce quickly.

• Fish are easier to care for.

• Fish are cheaper than other pets.

What percentage of dog owners have only one dog?

• 40%

• 50%

• 70%

• 60%