KS2 Primary Maths Age 9-13 - Statistics: Pictogram - Explained

The video tutorial explains how to interpret a pictogram showing the number of satellites above Earth in 2016. It details the use of a key where one circle equals 1,000 satellites and demonstrates calculating the total number of satellites using division and addition. The final answer is 2,250 satellites.

What does one complete circle represent in the pictogram?

• 1,000 satellites

• 2,000 satellites

• 500 satellites

• 1,500 satellites

How many satellites does the quarter circle represent?

• 100 satellites

• 300 satellites

• 200 satellites

• 250 satellites

What is the total number of satellites represented by two full circles?

• 1,000 satellites

• 2,000 satellites

• 3,000 satellites

• 4,000 satellites

What is the total number of satellites above Earth in 2016 according to the pictogram?

• 2,500 satellites

• 2,250 satellites

• 2,000 satellites

• 1,750 satellites

How many marks was the question worth?

• One mark

• Three marks

• Two marks

• Four marks