Video Transcript
The bar graph shows how many ice
creams were sold at a fair. How many strawberry ice creams were
sold? How many chocolate ice creams were
sold?
The bar graph shows the flavors of
ice cream sold at the fair. The different flavors were
chocolate, and this is represented by the orange bar on the graph. The blue bar shows the number of
vanilla ice cream sold. The green bar shows the number of
mint ice cream sold. And the pink bar shows the number
of strawberry ice cream sold. In the first part of the question,
we need to work out how many strawberry ice creams were sold. And in the second part of the
question, we need to work out how many chocolate ice creams were sold.
Let’s start with strawberry. Remember, that’s the pink bar. The numbers on the scale at the
bottom tell us how many of each flavor of ice cream was sold. What does the scale go up by each
time? Five, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40,
45, 50. This scale goes up in fives. Let’s count the number of
strawberry ice cream sold. We need to count in fives. Five, 10, 15, 20, 25. 25 strawberry ice creams were
sold. The pink bar reaches number 25 on
the scale.
How many chocolate ice creams were
sold? We need to look at the orange bar
on the graph. And if we draw a line from the bar
down to the scale, we can see that 40 chocolate ice creams were sold. The number of strawberry ice creams
sold at the fair is 25, and the number of chocolate ice creams sold is 40.
