Lesson Worksheet: Bar Graphs Mathematics
In this worksheet, we will practice representing and reading data using bar graphs or double bar graphs.
Q1:
The graph shows the number of births at a hospital from 2003 to 2007. How many births were there in 2003?
Q2:
The graph shows the time it takes students in a school to travel to school. How many students take more than 15 minutes?
Q3:
The graph shows the donations of five people to an orphanage. Find the difference between the greatest and the smallest donation.
- A50 pounds
- B750 pounds
- C700 pounds
- D500 pounds
- E600 pounds
Q4:
The graph represents the number of people who visited a zoo between January and June. In which month did the zoo have the fewest visitors?
- AFebruary
- BMarch
- CApril
- DJanuary
Q5:
The graph represents the number of visitors to a restaurant on different days of the week. Which day had the fewest visitors?
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
Q6:
The graph shows the number of visitors to a restaurant on different days of the week. How many people visited on Sunday?
- A130 visitors
- B80 visitors
- C60 visitors
- D70 visitors
- E30 visitors
Q7:
Every student has a favorite subject. The bar graph shows the favorite subjects of students at a school.
What is the total number of students at the school?
Q8:
The graph shows the donations of five people to an orphanage. What was the highest donation?
- A400 pounds
- B450 pounds
- C650 pounds
- D300 pounds
- E700 pounds
Q9:
The graph represents the number of people who visited a zoo between January and June. How many more people visited the zoo in the most popular month compared to the least?
Q10:
The bar chart shows the number of students who were vaccinated during a week. Determine on which day the greatest number of students were vaccinated.
- AMonday
- BWednesday
- CThursday
- DSaturday
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