Pictographs
Math
Pictographs starts at 2 and continues till grade 5.
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What is a pictograph?
A pictograph shows 1 and a half cake pictures for 'Chocolate' and 2 cake pictures for 'Vanilla'. If each cake picture represents 12 cakes, how many cakes are there in total?
A pictograph shows 2 and a half apple pictures for 'Red' and 4 apple pictures for 'Green'. If each apple picture represents 8 apples, how many apples are there in total?
A pictograph shows 2 and a half book pictures for 'Fiction' and 4 book pictures for 'Non-fiction'. If each book picture represents 8 books, how many more non-fiction books are there than fiction books?
A pictograph shows 3 and a half flower pictures for 'Roses' and 2 flower pictures for 'Tulips'. If each flower picture represents 10 flowers, how many more roses are there than tulips?
A pictograph shows 3 tree pictures for 'Oak' and 6 tree pictures for 'Pine'. If each tree picture represents 2 trees, how many more pine trees are there than oak trees?
A pictograph shows 4 and a half star pictures for 'Science' and 3 star pictures for 'Math'. If each star picture represents 6 students, how many more students like Science than Math?
A pictograph shows 4 sun pictures for 'Summer' and 2 sun pictures for 'Winter'. If each sun picture represents 3 days, how many more days are in Summer than Winter?
Which of the following is a benefit of using pictographs?
(1) They are confusing
(2) They make data easy to see
(3) They use only numbers
(4) They are always black and white
Which of the following is a correct step in making a pictograph?
(1) Choose a symbol for each item
(2) Ignore the key
(3) Use random pictures
(4) Do not label categories
Which of the following is a limitation of pictographs?
(1) They are easy to read
(2) They can be used for very large numbers
(3) They use pictures
(4) They may not show exact numbers if the key is large
Which of the following is NOT a feature of a pictograph?
(1) Uses pictures to show data
(2) Always uses numbers only
(3) Has a key to explain the pictures
(4) Can compare different categories
Fill in the blank: A pictograph is a type of ______ representation of data.
Fill in the blank: In a pictograph, each category is usually shown in a separate ______.
Fill in the blank: In a pictograph, if half a picture is used, it usually means ______ of the value shown by a whole picture.
Fill in the blank: Pictographs are a type of ______ chart.
True or False: In a pictograph, each picture must always represent only one item.
True or False: Pictographs are only used in schools.
True or False: Pictographs can be used to compare data between different groups.
True or False: Pictographs can be used to show data about animals, fruits, or any other objects.
