KS2 Primary Maths Age 9-13 - Statistics: Pie Charts - Explained

What does the pie chart represent in the video?

• The feeding schedule of the big cats

• The number of different types of big cats in a zoo

• The number of visitors to the zoo

• The size of the enclosures for each big cat

Why is the statement about the total number of lions and tigers incorrect?

• Because the pie chart shows more than 10 lions and tigers

• Because the pie chart does not include lions and tigers

• Because the total number of big cats is 30

• Because the pie chart shows less than 10 lions and tigers

How many right angles are there in a circle?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• Five

What fraction of the big cats are cheetahs according to the pie chart?

• 1/5

• 1/3

• 1/4

• 1/2

Why can't there be more than five jaguars in the zoo?

• Because the pie chart shows jaguars taking up more space than cheetahs

• Because the pie chart shows jaguars taking up less space than cheetahs

• Because the pie chart shows jaguars taking up the same space as cheetahs

• Because the pie chart does not show jaguars