Pictorial Representation of Data

Author:Jayashree Vipin
6th CBSE
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Important Questions on Pictorial Representation of Data

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Based on the bar graph given below, answer the question that follow.

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The number of viewers who gave the minimum rating point to the programme is _____.

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Based on the bar graph given below, answer the question that follow.

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How many viewers were surveyed?

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Based on the bar graph given below, answer the question that follow.

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What is the rating point given by the largest number of viewers?

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Based on the bar graph given below, answer the question that follow.

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How many viewers rated the programme below 3 points?

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Based on the bar graph given below, answer the question that follow.

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How many viewers rated the programme above 3 points?

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Based on the bar graph given below, answer the question that follow.

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How many viewers gave 5 rating points to the programme? 

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In a pictograph, if Question Image =4 bunches, then Question Image represents _____ bunches.

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The time taken by 25 students to solve a particular problem in minutes is given below.

4, 5, 5, 4, 6, 8, 6, 4, 10, 3, 4, 5, 4, 6, 8, 10, 9, 3, 5, 5, 6, 6, 8, 7, 5

Represent the information in a table using tally marks. Represent the information in a bar graph.

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The following table gives the information about the number of hot and cold drinks sold in a cafe on a particular day.

Tea Coffee Milk Fresh Juice Bottled Juice
200 150 50 75 125

Represent the information using a pictograph.

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State whether the following problem requires primary data or requires secondary data. 
The favourite picnic spot of ladies in the age group 35-40.

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State whether the following problem requires primary data or requires secondary data. 
The increase/decrease in the number of students opting for school transport in two selected schools.

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State whether the following problem requires primary data or requires secondary data. 
The marks of school toppers in Class XII for the last five years.

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State whether the following problem requires primary data or requires secondary data. 
Teenagers prefer to go to movies in theatres than to buy a CD and watch at home.

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A landlord decided to distribute wheat bags to villagers, who were below the poverty line. The number of wheat bags he distributed in 6 months is given below.

Month Jan Feb March April May June
Number of wheat bags 150 135 170 160 140 165

Represent the information in the form of a bar graph.

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The rates per square foot for flats offered by five promoters of flats are given below. Draw a bar graph using a suitable scale.

Name of the builders Rate per square foot
Anmal Builders 3000
Mahalakshmi Constructions 3200
Smart Living Homes 3500
AB-Builders 2800
Amar Homes 2700

 

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The stitching charges for a churidar set in four tailoring stores are given in the following table. Represent the data using a bar graph.

Name of the Store Stitching charges
Perfect Fit 175
Stitch Well 200
Lady's Favoutite Shop 150
Vasthra 225

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The number of tickets sold for a night show in a theatre for a week is given in the following table. Represent the data in the form of a bar graph using an appropriate scale.

Day Sun Mon Tue Wed Thurs Fri Sat
Number of tickets sold 89 64 63 72 53 76 98

 

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The number of books issued from a library in five days is given below. Represent the information in the form of a bar graph.

Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Number of books issued 15 25 35 30 40

 

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The following table gives the temperature recorded in degree Fahrenheit of a city for 5 days. Represent the data using a bar graph.

Day Temperature
Monday 65°F
Tuesday 75°F
Wednesday 80°F
Thursday 90°F
Friday 90°F

 

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A survey was conducted among 100 teenagers to find their favourite amusement park ride. The following table gives the information collected from the survey. Represent the collected information in the form of a bar graph.

Ride Number of teenagers
Water Ride 10
Giant Wheel 45
Free Fall 30
Roller Coaster 15