Data Graphs Probability Simple Probability — Set 6

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  1. Each ● = 1. Yellow has 2 ●, Blue has 8 ●, Purple has 6 ●, Brown has 10 ●. How many more does Blue have than Purple?
  2. Each ■ = 1. Basketball has 4 ■, Soccer has 7 ■, Baseball has 3 ■, Skating has 8 ■. How many more does Soccer have than Baseball?
  3. The bar graph shows: Running=10, Swimming=5, Basketball=4, Soccer=5. Which category got the most?
  4. A tally chart shows: Tennis | Swimming |||| ||| Running ||| Cycling |||| ||||. How many cycling are there?
  5. A tally chart shows: Apples |||| | Cherries |||| || Strawberries |||| || Pears ||. How many cherries are there?
  6. The bar graph shows: Tennis=10, Swimming=4, Cycling=4, Baseball=3. Which category got the most?
  7. A tally chart shows: Cycling |||| ||| Baseball |||| Tennis ||| Skating ||||. How many cycling are there?
  8. The bar graph shows: Basketball=9, Tennis=5, Skating=7, Cycling=4. Which category got the most?
  9. From the bar graph: Strawberries=1, Pears=7, Oranges=6, Cherries=10. How many in total?
  10. The bar graph shows: Hamsters=5, Dogs=3, Turtles=8, Cats=2. Which category got the most?
  11. The bar graph shows: Rabbits=10, Frogs=6, Cats=10, Dogs=3. Which category got the most?
  12. A tally chart shows: Pasta |||| |||| Sandwich |||| ||| Rice |||| Burgers |. How many pasta are there?
  13. A tally chart shows: Green |||| |||| Blue || Brown ||| Purple |||| ||||. How many brown are there?
  14. A tally chart shows: Running |||| Basketball |||| | Cycling | Baseball ||||. How many baseball are there?
  15. The bar graph shows: Oranges=8, Peaches=9, Cherries=2, Bananas=2. Which category got the most?
  16. Each ■ = 1. Purple has 9 ■, Brown has 5 ■, Yellow has 9 ■, Pink has 9 ■. How many more does Purple have than Brown?
  17. From the bar graph: Cats=6, Birds=5, Fish=5, Frogs=9. How many in total?
  18. A tally chart shows: Turtles |||| |||| Fish | Frogs | Rabbits |||| ||. How many fish are there?
  19. A tally chart shows: Soup |||| Salad |||| |||| Sandwich |||| Rice |||| ||||. How many sandwich are there?
  20. The bar graph shows: Apples=3, Oranges=7, Cherries=2, Bananas=8. Which category got the most?

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