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Pictograms worksheet

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  1. 4 marks

    The pictogram shows how many parcels a courier delivered on four days.

    A pictogram with four rows of symbols and a keyMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayrepresents 12 parcels
    (a)

    State the number of parcels that half a symbol stands for.

    (b)

    Calculate the total number of parcels.

    (c)

    Work out how many more parcels are shown for Monday than for Tuesday.

  2. 5 marks

    A library recorded how many visitors came on four days.

    The pictogram shows the results, but the key has been left off.

    A pictogram with four rows of symbols and no keyThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday

    The row for Thursday stands for \(48\) visitors.

    (a)

    Calculate how many visitors one symbol stands for.

    (b)

    Find the number of visitors for Saturday.

    (c)

    Find the total number of visitors over the four rows.

  3. 4 marks

    A farm shop sold boxes of eggs on four days.

    The pictogram shows the results for the first three only.

    A pictogram with three rows of symbols and a keyMondayTuesdayWednesdayrepresents 4 boxes

    Altogether there were \(56\) boxes.

    (a)

    Work out the number of boxes shown on the pictogram.

    (b)

    Work out the number of boxes for Thursday.

    (c)

    Work out how many symbols the row for Thursday would have.

  4. 4 marks

    The pictogram shows how many goals four players scored in a season.

    A pictogram with four rows of symbols and a keyAliBethChenDararepresents 12 goals
    (a)

    State the number of goals that half a symbol stands for.

    (b)

    Calculate the total number of goals.

    (c)

    Work out how many more goals are shown for Ali than for Beth.

  5. 5 marks

    A garage recorded how many cars it repaired in four months.

    The pictogram shows the results, but the key has been left off.

    A pictogram with four rows of symbols and no keyMayJuneJulyAugust

    The row for May stands for \(24\) cars.

    (a)

    Calculate how many cars one symbol stands for.

    (b)

    Work out the number of cars for July.

    (c)

    Work out the total number of cars over the four rows.

  6. 4 marks

    Four scouts sold raffle tickets at a fair.

    The pictogram shows the results for the first three only.

    A pictogram with three rows of symbols and a keyRaviSofiaJackrepresents 4 tickets

    Altogether there were \(47\) tickets.

    (a)

    Find the number of tickets shown on the pictogram.

    (b)

    Find the number of tickets for Mina.

    (c)

    Work out how many symbols the row for Mina would have.

Answers

  1. (a) \(6\ \text{parcels}\)
    (b) \(195\ \text{parcels}\)
    (c) \(18\ \text{parcels}\)
  2. (a) \(12\ \text{visitors}\)
    (b) \(36\ \text{visitors}\)
    (c) \(192\ \text{visitors}\)
  3. (a) \(40\ \text{boxes}\)
    (b) \(16\ \text{boxes}\)
    (c) \(4\)
  4. (a) \(6\ \text{goals}\)
    (b) \(213\ \text{goals}\)
    (c) \(21\ \text{goals}\)
  5. (a) \(12\ \text{cars}\)
    (b) \(48\ \text{cars}\)
    (c) \(168\ \text{cars}\)
  6. (a) \(39\ \text{tickets}\)
    (b) \(8\ \text{tickets}\)
    (c) \(2\)

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