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Copyright © 2010 Study Island - All rights reserved. Name: ______________________________ Bar Graphs Directions: Answer the questions about the bar graphs below. The bar graph below shows how many students have birthdays in winter months. Winter Birthdays Months DecemberJanuaryFebruary Number of Students How many students were born in December? ___________________ 2.How many students were born in January? ___________________ 3.How many students were born in February? ___________________ 4. In which month were the most students born? __________________ 5. In which month were the least students born? __________________

Copyright © 2010 Study Island - All rights reserved. The bar graph below shows what kind of pets the students in Mr. Lee’s class have. Kinds of Pets Pets DogCat Number of Students Four students have what kind of pet? ____________________ FishBird 8 7.Eight students have what kind of pet? ____________________ 8.Two students have what kind of pet? ____________________ 9.Six students have what kind of pet? ____________________ The bar graph below shows what kinds of ice cream that some students like best. Favorite Ice Cream Kinds of Ice Cream ChocolateStrawberry Number of Students Vanilla 10.Most students chose what flavor? ____________________ 11.The least amount of students chose what flavor? ____________________

Copyright © 2010 Study Island - All rights reserved. Name: ______________________________ Bar Graphs – Answer Key Directions: Answer the questions about the bar graphs below. The bar graph below shows how many students have birthdays in winter months. Winter Birthdays Months DecemberJanuaryFebruary Number of Students How many students were born in December? 4 students 2.How many students were born in January? 2 students 3.How many students were born in February? 6 students 4. In which month were the most students born? February 5. In which month were the least students born? January

Copyright © 2010 Study Island - All rights reserved. The bar graph below shows what kind of pets the students in Mr. Lee’s class have. Kinds of Pets Pets DogCat Number of Students Four students have what kind of pet? Cat FishBird 8 7.Eight students have what kind of pet? Dog 8.Two students have what kind of pet? Bird 9.Six students have what kind of pet? Fish The bar graph below shows what kinds of ice cream that some students like best. Favorite Ice Cream Kinds of Ice Cream ChocolateStrawberry Number of Students Vanilla 10.Most students chose what flavor? Chocolate 11.The least amount of students chose what flavor? Strawberry