2. The dollars earned per week by George is given below. Answer the questions that follow.

( Home work)

3. Look at the Tally graph and answer the questions that follow (Home work )
4. A children’s shoe shop took a survey of their customer’s shoe size over one day. Here is
a list of their responses.
4 2 2 2 3 1 3
2 2 3 4 1 2 3
2 2 1 1 3 1 3
5 1 2 3 4 2 1
Complete the tally chart and answer the following questions
Shoe size Tally mark Total no.
1
2
3
4
5
1. Which shoe size was most popular?
2. Which shoe size was least popular?
3. How many more children had size 2 shoes than size 4 shoes?
4. What was the smallest shoe size?
5. Mrs. Roy class teacher of IV, wanted to know which sport was popular in her class. She
asked the students about their choice of sport and recorded it as follows:
C F C S C C C B F B B S C B S C F B C
B B C C B F B C F C S C B F B C B
C--- Cricket, F---Football , S---Skating , B---Badminton

Prepare the tally chart and answer the following questions.

Sport Name Tally Marks

5. Which sport was most popular?

6. Which sport was least popular?
7. How many more students like cricket than badminton?
8. Find the total number of students in her class if 4 students were absent on that
day?

 Bar graph: A graph drawn using rectangular bars of equal width to represent the
data is called a bar graph.
2. Draw a bar graph to represent the following data.

Subjects Hindi English Maths EVS SST

Marks 70 85 90 65 75
 Circle graph/ Pie chart: A circle graph shows data as parts of a full circle. It is used to
compare a data.

2. Manpreet, Roger and Amir are playing in the park with a ball. Their friend Tushar is
noting down the number of times the ball is caught by each one. The ball is caught
60 times. Given below is the table showing the data

Name Number of catches

Manpreet 15
Roger 30
Amir 15
Draw a circle graph to represent the given data.
 Pictograph extra questions
1. Study the following pictograph and answer the questions that follow.