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KS1.M14 Statistics: Charts and Tally

STA NC-KS1-MATHS-STA · Calculators not allowed · about 55 minutes
Name: _______________________________    Date: ____ / ____ / ______
Answer ALL questions. Show all your working.
1
Sam kept a tally of how many ladybirds she found in the garden.

How many ladybirds did Sam find?

Answer: ___
(1)
2
The pictogram shows the number of birds seen at the bird table on Monday. Each whole circle stands for 2 birds.

How many birds were seen on Monday?

Answer: ___
= 2 birds Monday
(1)
3
The block diagram shows how many books were borrowed from the class library on Monday. Each block stands for 1 book.

How many books were borrowed on Monday?

Answer: ___
Monday
(1)
4
The tally chart shows the favourite pets of the children in Class 2B.
Pet Tally Dogs Cats Fish Rabbits
(a)Write the number of children who chose Dogs as their favourite pet.

Answer: ___(1)
(b)Write the number of children who chose Rabbits as their favourite pet.

Answer: ___(1)
(c)Which pet did the fewest children choose?

Answer: ___(1)
5
Look back at the tally chart in Question 4.

How many more children chose Dogs than chose Fish?

Answer: ___
(2)
6
Look back at the tally chart in Question 4.

How many children took part in the survey altogether?

Answer: ___
(2)
7
The pictogram shows the number of books read by four children during a reading challenge. Each whole circle stands for 2 books, and a half circle stands for 1 book.
= 2 books = 1 book Amara Leo Priya Ben
(a)How many books did Priya read?

Answer: ___(1)
(b)How many books did Leo read?

Answer: ___(1)
(c)Work out how many more books Priya read than Ben.

Answer: ___(2)
8
Using the pictogram in Question 7, work out the total number of books read by all four children.

Answer: ___
(2)
9
The block diagram shows the number of skittles knocked down by each team in a PE game. Each block stands for 1 skittle.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Number of skittles Red Blue Yellow Green Team
(a)How many skittles did the Yellow team knock down?

Answer: ___(1)
(b)Which team knocked down the fewest skittles?

Answer: ___(1)
(c)Put the four teams in order, starting with the team that knocked down the most skittles and ending with the team that knocked down the fewest.

Answer: ___, ___, ___, ___(2)
10
Using the block diagram in Question 9, work out how many more skittles the Yellow team knocked down than the Blue team.

Answer: ___
(2)
11
The table shows the number of ice creams sold at the school summer fair.
Flavour Number sold Vanilla 14 Chocolate 20 Strawberry 9 Mint 6
(a)How many chocolate ice creams were sold?

Answer: ___(1)
(b)Work out the total number of ice creams sold.

Answer: ___(2)
12
Using the table in Question 11, work out how many more chocolate ice creams were sold than strawberry ice creams.

Answer: ___
(2)
13
Zainab asked 12 friends to name their favourite colour. Their answers were:

Red, Blue, Red, Green, Blue, Blue, Red, Green, Blue, Red, Blue, Green

Complete the tally chart by working out how many friends chose Red, how many chose Blue and how many chose Green.

Red: ___ Blue: ___ Green: ___
(3)
14
Two classes carried out the same survey about favourite pets.

Class 2B: Dogs 8, Cats 5, Fish 2, Rabbits 4
Class 2G: Dogs 6, Cats 7, Fish 3, Rabbits 5
(a)Which class had more children who chose Cats as their favourite pet?

Answer: ___(1)
(b)Work out the total number of children in Class 2B who chose Dogs or Rabbits.

Answer: ___(2)
(c)Amir says, 'More children in total chose Fish than chose Rabbits, across both classes.' Is Amir correct? Show working to explain your answer.

Answer: ___(2)
15
In one week, 30 vehicles were counted passing the school gate: Cars, Vans, Bikes and Buses. Cars = 15, Vans = 8, Buses = 3.

Work out how many Bikes were counted.

Answer: ___
(2)
16
On a pictogram, one whole star stands for 2 pupils.

Explain how you could show 5 pupils on the pictogram.

Answer: ___
(1)
17
In a block diagram, each block represents 1 child. 6 children chose Art as their favourite lesson. 3 more children chose Maths than chose Art.

Work out how many children chose Maths.

Answer: ___
(2)
18
A pictogram is being drawn to show the number of pets owned by 4 friends. Priya has 6 pets, Kwame has 3 pets, Isla has 5 pets and Oliver has 2 pets. Each whole symbol on the pictogram represents 2 pets.
(a)How many whole symbols are needed to show the number of pets Priya has?

Answer: ___(1)
(b)Kwame has an odd number of pets. Explain how you would show Kwame's pets on the pictogram.

Answer: ___(1)
(c)Work out the total number of pets owned by all four friends.

Answer: ___(2)
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