Tally charts and pictograms

Worksheet: Tally charts and pictograms

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Answer the questions.

1. One tally group of five and 3 single lines show what number?
   a) 6b) 7c) 8d) 9
2. Four tally groups of five and 2 single lines show what number?
3. In tally marks, four lines with one line across them show the number 5.
   a) Trueb) False
4. Three full tally groups of five show how many?
   a) 12b) 15c) 18d) 8
5. In a pictogram, each picture means 2 children. A row has 4 pictures. How many children?
   a) 10b) 4c) 6d) 8
6. In a pictogram, each picture means 5 votes. A row has 3 pictures. How many votes?
   a) 10b) 15c) 20d) 8
7. In a pictogram where one picture means 10, two pictures show 12.
   a) Trueb) False
8. In a block graph, each block is one apple. The apple column has 5 blocks. How many apples?
   a) 1b) 4c) 5d) 6
9. In a block graph, each block means 2 books. A column has 6 blocks. How many books?
   a) 12b) 14c) 6d) 8
10. Red has 2 tally groups of five, blue has 3 groups, green has 1 group. Most votes?
    a) 10b) 13c) 15d) 5
11. Cat has 1 tally group of five and 3 lines, dog has 2 groups, bird has 1 group and 1 line. Fewest votes?
12. Votes: pizza 12, pasta 9, rice 15. Pasta is the most popular food.
    a) Trueb) False
13. A chart shows 9 apples and 6 pears. How many more apples than pears?
    a) 15b) 2c) 3d) 4
14. 12 children like swimming and 7 like running. How many fewer like running?
    a) 19b) 4c) 5d) 6
15. Each picture means 2 children. Football has 6 pictures, tennis has 4. How many more like football?
16. Each block means 2 children. Cats have 7 blocks, fish have 4. How many more chose cats?
    a) 12b) 3c) 4d) 6