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Data Graphs and Charts

Georgia, Talia and Tevita asked festival visitors about their favourite kite colours and activities. Use the charts to solve the questions. For the drawing challenge, use the data provided.

Read the pictograph

Favourite kite colours. Each kite symbol stands for 2 visitors.

Colour

Visitors

Red

🪁 🪁 🪁 🪁

Blue

🪁 🪁 🪁

Yellow

🪁 🪁 🪁 🪁 🪁

Green

🪁 🪁

1.Which kite colour was chosen by the most visitors: red, blue, yellow or green?

Red
Blue
Yellow
Green

2.The key says each kite stands for 2 visitors. How many visitors chose blue?

3.How many more visitors chose yellow than green? Show or explain how you worked it out.

4.How many visitors answered the favourite-colour question altogether?

Read the bar chart

Visitors voted for their favourite festival activity. Each block represents 1 vote.

Activity

Votes

Flying a kite

■■■■■■■■

Making a kite

■■■■■

kite parade

■■■■■■

Picnic

■■■

5.Which activity received the fewest votes?

6.True or false: the kite parade received one more vote than making a kite.

TrueFalse

7.How many votes were there altogether for the four activities?

Make a mini graph

Georgia counted the kites passing the festival hill in four colours: red 4, blue 2, yellow 5 and green 3. Use the data to make a clear graph.

8.Draw a bar graph for Georgia’s kite count. Include a title, labels for all four colours, and bars that match the numbers. Then write one thing you notice about the data.