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🍎 Fruit Consumption Picture Graph

Fruit picture graph illustration

📊 Our Fruit Picture Graph

The picture graph below shows the number of pieces of fruit eaten by Room 12 students during one week. Each 🍓 = 2 pieces of fruit.

Fruit Eaten by Room 12 Students (One Week)

Key: 🍓 = 2 pieces of fruit

──────────────────────────────────

🍎 Apples     | 🍓 🍓 🍓 🍓 🍓

🍌 Bananas    | 🍓 🍓 🍓

🍊 Oranges    | 🍓 🍓 🍓 🍓

🍇 Grapes     | 🍓 🍓

🍉 Watermelon | 🍓 🍓 🍓 🍓 🍓 🍓

──────────────────────────────────

(Each symbol represents 2 pieces of fruit)

✏️ Part 1: Reading the Graph

1. How many pieces of fruit were eaten for each type? Fill in the table below.

Fruit              | Number of Symbols          | Total Pieces of Fruit

──────────────────────────────────────────

🍎 Apples          | _____________________          | _____________________

🍌 Bananas        | _____________________          | _____________________

🍊 Oranges        | _____________________          | _____________________

🍇 Grapes          | _____________________          | _____________________

🍉 Watermelon   | _____________________          | _____________________

2. Which fruit was eaten the most? Which fruit was eaten the least?

Most popular fruit: _______________________

Least popular fruit: _______________________

3. How many more pieces of watermelon were eaten than bananas? Show your working below.

Answer: _______________________ more pieces of watermelon were eaten.

4. What is the total number of pieces of fruit eaten by Room 12 students during the week? Show your working.

Total: _______________________ pieces of fruit.

💬 Part 2: Interpret & Reflect

5. Write two statements about what the graph tells you about the fruit eaten by Room 12 students.
6. If 4 more students each ate 1 orange, how would the graph change? How many oranges would there be in total?

✅ Answers

1. Fill in the table:

🍎 Apples          | 5 | 10 pieces

🍌 Bananas        | 3 | 6 pieces

🍊 Oranges        | 4 | 8 pieces

🍇 Grapes          | 2 | 4 pieces

🍉 Watermelon   | 6 | 12 pieces

2. Most popular fruit: Watermelon; Least popular fruit: Grapes.

3. Answer: 6 more pieces of watermelon were eaten.

4. Total: 40 pieces of fruit.

5. Example statements: "Room 12 students ate more watermelon than any other fruit." "Grapes were the least consumed fruit."

6. If 4 more students each ate 1 orange, there would be 12 oranges in total.

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