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Cars seen: Monday 12, Tuesday 9, Wednesday 15, Thursday 7. On which day were most cars seen?Read the answer and worked solution →8 children like tea, 12 like milk, 6 like juice and 9 like water. How many children are there in all?Read the answer and worked solution →Books read: Asha 14, Bilal 9, Chitra 11. How many more books did Asha read than Bilal?Read the answer and worked solution →A shop sold 25 pens on Monday and 40 pens on Tuesday. How many more were sold on Tuesday?Read the answer and worked solution →Seeds sprouted in 5 pots: 3, 5, 5, 2 and 4. Which number appears most often?Read the answer and worked solution →Plants are 12, 18, 9, 15 and 21 cm tall. How much taller is the tallest than the shortest?Read the answer and worked solution →On a bar chart, each step on the side stands for 5 children. A bar is 6 steps tall. How many children does it show?Read the answer and worked solution →On a bar chart, one step is 10 cups of tea. A bar ends halfway between 3 and 4 steps. How many cups?Read the answer and worked solution →A bar chart side scale reads 0, 2, 4, 6, 8. A bar ends exactly halfway between 4 and 6. What value is it?Read the answer and worked solution →In a pictogram, each flower symbol means 6 flowers. A row has 7 symbols. How many flowers is that?Read the answer and worked solution →Each cup symbol means 2 cups. Monday has 4 symbols and Tuesday has 6. How many cups in all?Read the answer and worked solution →One bus symbol means 10 passengers. How should 35 passengers be drawn?Read the answer and worked solution →Votes for fruit: mango 13, apple 9, banana 11, grape 7. Which fruit got the fewest votes?Read the answer and worked solution →Votes for fruit: mango 14, apple 9, banana 11, grape 6. How many votes were cast in all?Read the answer and worked solution →Which shows more: 3 full bundles of five tally marks, or 14 single marks?Read the answer and worked solution →One ball symbol means 5 balls. A school has 35 balls. How many symbols are needed?Read the answer and worked solution →Ali collected 15 stamps in January, 22 in February and 18 in March. How many in all?Read the answer and worked solution →The ages of five children are 8, 9, 9, 10 and 9. How many of them are 9 years old?Read the answer and worked solution →In a bar chart, the blue bar is 3 times as tall as the red bar. Red shows 4 votes. How many votes does blue show?Read the answer and worked solution →Of 50 children, 17 like cricket, 14 like football and the rest like kabaddi. How many like kabaddi?Read the answer and worked solution →A chart uses rectangular bars whose heights show values. It is called aRead the answer and worked solution →Another name for a vertical bar chart is aRead the answer and worked solution →A shop sold 8 kites on each of 5 days. How many kites were sold in all?Read the answer and worked solution →Four bars show 20, 25, 15 and one unknown number. The total is 80. What is the unknown number?Read the answer and worked solution →One triangle has sides 9, 9 and 9 cm. Another has sides 8, 10 and 12 cm. Which has the longer perimeter?Read the answer and worked solution →A farmer runs wire 3 times round a square plot with sides of 15 m. How much wire is used?Read the answer and worked solution →A rectangle has long sides of 14 cm and short sides of 6 cm. What do all four sides add up to?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Cars seen: Monday 12, Tuesday 9, Wednesday 15, Thursday 7. On which day were most cars seen?

  1. Tuesday
  2. Wednesday
  3. Monday
  4. Thursday
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Correct answer: B. Wednesday

Wednesday has 15, which is the biggest of the four numbers, so its bar would be tallest.

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8 children like tea, 12 like milk, 6 like juice and 9 like water. How many children are there in all?

  1. 36
  2. 34
  3. 33
  4. 35
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Correct answer: D. 35

Adding 8 + 12 + 6 + 9 gives 35 children.

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Books read: Asha 14, Bilal 9, Chitra 11. How many more books did Asha read than Bilal?

  1. 23
  2. 5
  3. 3
  4. 2
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Correct answer: B. 5

Subtract 14 - 9 to get 5 more books.

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