Pie Charts worksheet
6 GCSE practice questions with answers, free to print. Every sheet is generated, so you can make a fresh one whenever you need it.
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3 marks
30 students were asked about their way of travelling to school. The table shows the results.
A pie chart is drawn to show this information. Find the angle of the sector for Walk.Travel Frequency Walk 2 Bus 8 Car 11 Cycle 9 -
3 marks
90 students were asked about their favourite way to spend a Saturday. The pie chart shows the results.
(a)Calculate how many students chose Reading.
(b)What fraction of the students chose Sport?
Give your answer in its simplest form.
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3 marks
The two pie charts show the favourite drink for Café Roma and for Café Blue.
There are 60 customers in Café Roma.
There are 90 customers in Café Blue.
The Tea sector is the same size on both pie charts.
(a)Ravi says that the same number of customers chose Tea in each group.
Is Ravi right? Give a reason for your answer.
(b)How many more customers chose Tea in Café Blue than in Café Roma?
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3 marks
36 students were asked about their way of travelling to school. The table shows the results.
A pie chart is drawn to show this information. Find the angle of the sector for Walk.Travel Frequency Walk 2 Bus 3 Car 11 Cycle 20 -
3 marks
40 people were asked about their favourite colour. The pie chart shows the results.
(a)Work out how many people chose Blue.
(b)What fraction of the people chose Red?
Give your answer in its simplest form.
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3 marks
The two pie charts show the favourite sport for Redfield and for Highbank.
There are 60 members in Redfield.
There are 120 members in Highbank.
The Football sector is the same size on both pie charts.
(a)Ravi says that the same number of members chose Football in each group.
Is Ravi right? Give a reason for your answer.
(b)How many more members chose Football in Highbank than in Redfield?
Answers
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(a) \(10\)
(b) \(\frac{1}{3}\) -
(a) No — the sectors are the same fraction, but Café Blue has more customers, so more of them chose Tea
(b) \(3\) - \(20\ \text{°}\)
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(a) \(17\)
(b) \(\frac{9}{20}\) -
(a) No — the sectors are the same fraction, but Highbank has more members, so more of them chose Football
(b) \(7\)