Worksheet: Reading Picture Graphs
In this worksheet, we will practice reading picture graphs, where each picture represents a count of one, to find how many items are in a category and which category has the most or least item.
Q1:
The picture graph shows how many toys are in William’s toy box.
How many blocks are there?
How many toys are there in total?
Q2:
Benjamin made a picture graph to show how many children came to the after-school club.
The number of boys is the number of girls.
- Amore than
- Bless than
- Cthe same as
How many boys are there?
Q3:
Madison used stickers to make a picture graph to show how many flowers are in her garden.
How many of the flowers are sunflowers?
How many fewer sunflowers are there than roses?
Q4:
Mason asked his class to choose what they usually ate for breakfast.
What do most students eat for breakfast?
- AFruit
- BToast
- CEggs
How many students eat fruit?
How many more students eat toast than fruit?
Q5:
The table shows the number of balls in a club.
Is the number of basketballs greater than the number of baseballs?
- AYes
- BNo
How many basketballs are there?
Q6:
The picture graph shows the number of milk bottles Charlotte drank in 4 weeks.
How many bottles did Charlotte drink in total?
Q7:
The table shows the number of points obtained by three students in a test.
What is the least number of points obtained in the test?
Q8:
The picture graph shows the farm animals that Daniel has.
Which set of animals is the greatest in number?
- ADucks
- BChickens
- CHorses
Q9:
How many sea creatures are in the table?
