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The document contains practice questions related to graphing data, including a bar graph representing the number of books read by students and a pictograph showing apples sold by a fruit seller. It also includes questions for interpreting a bar graph of ice cream sales over five days. The tasks require drawing graphs and answering specific questions based on the provided data.

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Complete Graph Practice Questions

The document contains practice questions related to graphing data, including a bar graph representing the number of books read by students and a pictograph showing apples sold by a fruit seller. It also includes questions for interpreting a bar graph of ice cream sales over five days. The tasks require drawing graphs and answering specific questions based on the provided data.

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Graph Practice Questions

Question 1: Bar Graph


The table below shows the number of books read by students in one month.

Student Number of Books Read


Asha 4
Rohan 7
Meena 5
Karan 3
Neha 6

Task: Draw a bar graph to represent the above data. Label the x-axis as Students and the y-axis as
Number of Books Read. Use an appropriate scale and give your graph a title.

Question 2: Pictograph
The table below shows the number of apples sold by a fruit seller in one week.

Day Apples Sold


Monday 8
Tuesday 5
Wednesday 6
Thursday 9
Friday 7

Task: Draw a pictograph to represent the data above. Use a suitable symbol to represent one apple
= 2 apples sold. Give your pictograph a title and label each day clearly.

Question 3: Read the Bar Graph


The bar graph below shows the number of ice creams sold in five days.
Answer the following questions:
1. On which day were the most ice creams sold?
2. On which day were the fewest ice creams sold?
3. How many more ice creams were sold on Friday than on Monday?
4. What is the total number of ice creams sold in all five days?
5. On which two days were the sales almost equal?

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