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Question 1
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Directions: The given bar graph shows the favourite fruits of the people of Ludhiana city. Read the bar graph and answer the question.

Find the difference between the most liked fruit and the least liked fruit by the people of Ludhiana (in numbers).

A
15

B
10

C
35

D
40

Solution

Most liked fruit: Blueberry (Liked by 40 people)

Least liked fruit: Grapes (Liked by 5 people)

Difference = 40 - 5 = 35 people
Question 2
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Directions: The given bar graph shows the favourite fruits of the people of Ludhiana city. Read the bar graph and answer the question.

How many people like Apple?

A
40

B
35

C
30

D
25

Solution

According to bar graph, 35 people like apple.
Question 3
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Directions: The given bar graph shows the favourite fruits of the people of Ludhiana city. Read the bar graph and answer the question.

Which of the given fruits are liked by the same number of people?

A
Grapes and Blueberry

B
Apple and Orange

C
Blueberry and Orange

D
None

Solution

According to the graph, no fruits are liked by same number of people.
Question 4
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Directions: The given pictograph shows the number of cupcakes sold by Suhail in a week.

How many cupcakes were sold on Sunday?

A
57

B
46

C
38

D
21

Solution

It is clear from graph that he sells 9 full cupcakes and 1 half cupcake as per the pictures.

9 full cupcake pictures = = 54

Picture of half cupcake = 3 cupcakes

Thus, he sold (54 + 3 = 57) cupcakes on Sunday.
Question 5
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Directions: The given pictograph shows the number of cupcakes sold by Suhail in a week.

Find the total number of cupcakes sold on Tuesday and Wednesday?

A
48

B
45

C
40

D
39

Solution

Cupcakes sold on Tuesday = = 15

Cupcakes sold on Wednesday = = 24

Total cupcakes sold on both the days = 15 + 24 = 39
Question 6
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Directions: The given pictograph shows the number of cupcakes sold by Suhail in a week.

Find the difference between number of cupcakes sold on Saturday and Monday?

A
45

B
40

C
30

D
25

Solution

On Monday, 30 cupcakes were sold by Suhail.
On Saturday, 60 cupcakes were sold by Suhail.
Difference = 60 - 30 = 30 cupcakes
Question 7
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Directions: The line graph given below shows the number of push ups done by Javid in a week.

Find the total number of push ups done on Wednesday and Thursday?

A
30

B
25

C
20

D
15

Solution

Push ups done on Wednesday = 5

Push ups done on Thursday = 10

Total = 15 push ups
Question 8
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Directions: The line graph given below shows the number of push ups done by Javid in a week.

How many total push ups were done by Javid in the week?

A
200

B
150

C
100

D
225

Solution

Push ups he did on Monday = 15
Pushups he did onTuesday = 25
Push ups he did on Wednesday = 5
Push ups he did on Thursday = 10
Push ups he did on Friday = 0
Push ups he did on Saturday = 20
Push ups he did on Sunday = 25
Total push ups = 15 + 25 + 5 + 10 + 25 + 20 = 100
Question 9
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Directions: The given pictograph shows the number of goals scored by 5 different students.

Who scored the least number of goals?

A
David

B
Milly

C
Frank

D
Daisy

Solution

It is clear from graph that Frank scored 4 goals, which are least in number.
Question 10
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Directions: The given pictograph shows the number of goals scored by 5 different students.

Find the difference between the number of goals scored by David and Milly.

A
26

B
24

C
22

D
20

Solution

Goals scored by David = = 48

Goals scored by Milly = = 24

Thus, required difference = 48 - 24 = 24 goals
Question 11
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Directions: The given pictograph shows the number of goals scored by 5 different students.

Who scored the maximum goals?

A
Frank

B
Daisy

C
David

D
Milly

Solution

Goals scored by David = = 48

Goals scored by Frank = 4

Goals scored by Daisy and Milly = = 24

Goals scored by Gordon = = 16

Thus, David scored the maximum goals.
Question 12
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Directions: This graph shows earning of a shopkeeper in 5 days. Study the graph and answer following question.

On which day did the shopkeeper earn the least?

A
Tuesday

B
Wednesday

C
Thursday

D
Friday

Solution

It is clear from the graph that on Wednesday, shopkeeper's earnings were the least, i.e. 200.
Question 13
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Directions: This graph shows earning of a shopkeeper in 5 days. Study the graph and answer following question.

What is the total earning of shopkeeper on Monday and Thursday?

A
Rs. 1050

B
Rs. 1600

C
Rs. 600

D
Rs. 700

Solution

Earning on Monday = Rs.300
Earning on tuesday = Rs. 450
Earning on Wednesday = Rs. 200
Earning on Thurday = Rs. 400
Earning on Friday = Rs. 650
Thus, total income of shopkeeper on Monday and Thursday = 300 + 400 = Rs. 700
Question 14
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Directions: This graph shows earning of a shopkeeper in 5 days. Study the graph and answer following question.

What is the total earning of shopkeeper on Monday and Friday?

A
Rs. 350

B
Rs. 600

C
Rs. 800

D
Rs. 950

Solution

Earnings on Monday = Rs. 300

Earnings on Friday = Rs. 650

Total = 300 + 650 = Rs. 950
Question 15
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Directions: The given bar graph shows the number of students in different schools. Study the graph and answer the question.

There are 2800 students in __________.

A
DAV School

B
BVM School

C
DPS School

D
KVM School

Solution

There are 2800 students in DAV school.
Question 16
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Directions: The given bar graph shows the number of students in different schools. Study the graph and answer the question.

How many more students are there in GMT School than KVM School?

A
1200

B
1000

C
1400

D
1300

Solution

Students in GMT school = 2900
Students in KVM school = 1900
Difference = 2900 - 1900 = 1000
So, there are 1000 more students in GMT school than KVM school.
Question 17
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Directions: The given bar graph shows the number of students in different schools. Study the graph and answer the questions.

How many total students are there in 6 schools?

A
27,000

B
14,900

C
15,900

D
20,200

Solution

Total Students = 2500 + 2600 + 2800 + 2200 + 1900 + 2900 = 14,900
Question 18
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Directions: The given bar graph shows the runs scored by different players in a cricket match. Study the graph and answer the question.

Who scored the maximum number of runs?

A
Sehwag

B
Sachin

C
M.S. Dhoni

D
Harbhajan singh

Solution

M.S. Dhoni scored the most number of runs, i.e. 90.
Question 19
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Directions: The given bar graph shows the runs scored by different players in a cricket match. Study the graph and answer the question.

How many runs did Sehwag and Virat kohli score together?

A
85

B
112

C
80

D
95

Solution

Runs scored by Sehwag = 45

Runs scored by Virat Kohli = 50

So, total runs = 45 + 50 = 95
Question 20
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Directions: The given bar graph shows the runs scored by different players in a cricket match. Study the graph and answer the question.

How many less runs did Harbhajan singh scored than M.S. Dhoni?

A
18

B
12

C
28

D
20

Solution

Runs scored by Harbhajan Singh = 62

Runs scored by M.S. Dhoni = 90

Harbhajhan Singh scored (90 - 62 = 28) runs less than M.S. Dhoni.
Question 21
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Directions: The line graph shows the number of tourists that visited Manali from January to June.

Express the number of tourists who visited in the month of April as a fraction of the total number of visitors in all the given months.

A

B

C

D

Solution

Number of total visitors = 35 + 45 + 50 + 60 + 90 + 20 = 300

Visitors in April = 60

Fraction = =
Question 22
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Directions: Four bats A, B, C and D are placed inside a container. The bar graph shows the weight of the container when empty and when different bats are placed.

Which bat is the heaviest?

A
A

B
B

C
C

D
D

Solution

Weight of empty container = 250 g

Weight of container + Weight of A = 1250 g

Weight of A = 1250 - 250 = 1000 g

Weight of container + Weight of bat A + Weight of bat B = 2000

Weight of B = 2000 - 1250 = 750 g

Weight of container + Weight of A + Weight of B + Weight of C = 3250 g

Weight of C = 3250 - 2000 = 1250 g

Weight of container + Weight of A + Weight of B + Weight of C + Weight of D = 5250 g

Weight of D = 5250 - 3250 = 2000 g

So, Bat D is the heaviest.
Question 23
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Directions: The bar graph shows the amount of money Rohit and Kamal spent from January to May.

During 5 months, who spent more money and by what difference?

A
Rohit, Rs. 500

B
Kamal, Rs. 500

C
Rohit, Rs. 200

D
Rohit, Rs. 400

Solution

Total money spent by Kamal = 250 + 300 + 300 + 350 + 400 = Rs.1600

Money spent by Rohit = 300 + 400 + 450 + 450 + 500 = Rs. 2100

So, Rohit spent more money by Rs. (2100 - 1600) = Rs. 500

Question 24

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Directions: The table shows the number of pupils in five primary classes. Each pupil gave 15 chocolates as a gift to poor children.

Class	3A	3B	3C	3D	3E
Number of Pupils	45	21	36	30	29

How many chocolates have they gifted altogether?

2000

2415

1654

2641

Solution

Total number of pupils = 45 + 21 + 36 + 30 + 29 = 161

Total chocolates = 161 x 15 = 2415

Question 25
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Directions: The Bar graph shows the amount of money that Anita earned in a week by selling toys in her toy shop.

If she took 25 paise for every ball sold then, how many balls did she sell?

A
1800

B
1000

C
1200

D
1500

Solution

Cost of 1 ball = 25 paise = Rs. 0.25

Balls Sold = = = 1200 balls

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Question 1

15

10

35

40

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Question 2

40

35

30

25

Solution

Question 3

Grapes and Blueberry

Apple and Orange

Blueberry and Orange

None

Solution

Question 4

57

46

38

21

Solution

Question 5

48

45

40

39

Solution

Question 6

45

40

30

25

Solution

Question 7

30

25

20

15

Solution

Question 8

200

150

100

225

Solution

Question 9

David

Milly

Frank

Daisy

Solution

Question 10

26

24

22

20

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Question 11

Frank

Daisy

David

Milly

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Question 12

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

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