Mathematics 6

Week 4
Day 1
 Constructing a Pie Graph
Based on a Given Set of Data
Directions: Read the following problems then
solve.
1. Joseph recorded his family’s electric
consumption for 2 months. The initial reading
was 2719 kWh and the next reading was 2731.
How many kWh was used in a month?
____________
2. Last month, a water meter read 8263 m³. This
month, the reading is 8315 m³. If the cost of water
is PhP 8.00 per m³, how much is the basic bill?
_____________
Ask:

Who likes to eat a pizza pie?

What is the shape of a pie?

How do you share your pie?

Problem 1. In an online survey, the grade
six pupils were asked to indicate which one
of the two groups they belonged. The
information is given in the table. Display the
information in a pie graph.
Pie graph also known as circle graph is
often used to describe sets of data. They
show relationship between parts of the data
and the whole. A circle graph presents data
as a circular region divided into sections,
called sectors. The size of each sector
corresponds to the part of the data
presented.
The whole circle represents the total
frequency. In the above problem, the
whole is the total number of pupils
surveyed. The whole quantity presented in
the circle graph must be equivalent to
100% and thus the angle measure of the
circle is equal to 360˚.
Based on the data presented above, how
do we construct a pie graph? To construct a
pie graph, follow these steps:
1. Find out the whole quantity.
40 + 10 = 50
2. Compute the ratio or percent of each
section to the whole to find each part. The
whole is equal to 100%.
3. Compute the degrees for each section
(angle measure).
4. Draw the sections or parts of the circle graph by
starting at the 12 o’clock position on the circle.
Arrange the sections in a clockwise direction, you
may arrange the sections from largest to smallest
sizes. Use a protractor to measure the degrees of
an angle.
5. Write a title of your pie graph.
Directions: Mark the percentages on the
right to its circle sectors.
Directions: Complete the table. The table
shows the data on Grade 6 pupils’ favorite
vegetables.
What is a pie graph?
What instrument do you need to construct it?
Directions: Read each item carefully. Choose
the letter of the correct answer.
1. A _______ is a type of graph that
represents the data in a circular graph.
A. bar graph
B. line graph
C. circle graph
D. pictograph
2. To find the parts , ______ each section
by the whole quantity and change to
percent.
A. add
B. subtract
C. multiply
D. divide
3. The ________ is used to measure the degrees
in a pie chart
A. ruler
B. protractor
C. meter
D. compass
4. The angle measure of a circle graph.
A. 90˚
B. 180˚
C. 180˚
D. 360˚
Refer to the circle graph below to answer item 5.

5. About how many degrees is allotted to football?

A. 100˚ B. 190˚
C. 360˚ D. 528˚
Day 2
What is a pie graph?
Show a picture of a pie and
discuss it to the class.
Here is another way to compute the degrees
of an angle without getting the percent if we
construct a pie or circle graph.

Problem 2. The table shows the number of

hours spent by 20 pupils using internet
during weekends.
How can we find the measure of the angle in
each sections without computing the
percent?

1. Find the whole. (Add all the frequrency).

10 + 5 + 3 + 2 = 20
2. Calculate the angles of each part (360
degrees is the total).
360˚ ÷ 20 = 18˚
3. Multiply each part by the number of users/
frequency.
4. Let’s draw the circle graph, label each part
and give a title.
Construct a pie graph based on the data
above. Write a title of your pie graph.
Directions: Answer the questions honestly.
1. Do you eat vegetables?
_______________ How often?
____________________
2. Is it important to eat vegetable especially
at your age? _______________ Why/why
not ?
Directions: Read the problem.

Arwin was tasked to present to his

supervisor the percentage of pizza toppings
mostly ordered by the customers in a survey
conducted online using a pie graph. Please
help him to construct a pie graph by using
the given information.
Day 3
Directions. Write T on the blank if the statement is
correct and F if not.
_____1. A pie chart is a circular graph which is
used to represent data.
_____2. The protractor is used to measure the
degrees in a pie chart.
_____3. The total angle formed on a circle is 180°.
_____4. The whole circle represents the sum of all
the components in a pie chart.
_____5. The pie chart is also named as circle
graph.
Let pupil’s draw a circular shape
and tell them to divide it into 5 .
Ana is thinking what kind of learning
modality will she choose to attend to in the
new normal. Let us help her get an idea by
studying the pie graph
Learning Modalities Chosen by the Pupils
1. How many parts was the circle divided?
_________
2. What kind of distance learning was most
chosen by the pupils? _________
3. What learning modality was least chosen by
the pupils? _________
4. How many pupils chose modular as their
learning mode? _________
5. On which learning modality do you think will
Ana choose? _________
1. How many parts was the circle divided?
Answer: 6 parts
2.What kind of distance learning was most
chosen by the pupils? Answer: modular
3. What learning modality was least chosen by
the pupils? Answer: face to face
4.How many pupils chose modular as their
learning mode? Answer: 20
5.On which learning modality do you think will Ana
choose?
Directions: Study the graph at the right to
answer the questions below.
1. How many patients are children? ______
2. How many are men? ______
3. How many patients are in the hospital?
__________
4. How many more children than women are
patients? ____
5. What part of the patients are children?
________
Study the pie graph below to answer the
following items. Choose the letter of your
answer. The pie graph shows how the
pupils go to school.
1. How many pupils go to school by walking?
A. 25 C. 10
B. 15 D. 5
2. How many more pupils go to school by
service than a car?
B. 5 C. 15
B. 10 D. 20
3. How many pupils are there?
C. 30 C. 35
B. 40 D. 45
4. How do most pupils go to school?
A. Walking B. Service
C. Car D. Jeepney
5. What two ways got the same number of
pupils in going to school?
A. Jeepney and service
B. Jeepney and car
C. Walking and jeepney
D. Walking and car
If you were Ana, would you also
choose the same? _______
Why or why not?
How to interpret a pie graph?
Directions: Study the pie graph below then answer
the given questions. Choose the letter of the
correct answer.
The pie graph shows the different sports
chosen by the grade six pupils
1. Which sport is the most popular?
A. basketball
B. soccer
C. swimming
D. tennis
2. Which sport is the least popular?
A. basketball
B. soccer
C. swimming
D. tennis
3. Which two sports received the same
number of votes?
A. tennis and soccer
B. soccer and swimming
C. badminton and basketball
D. basketball and volleyball
4. Which two sports when put together have
the same number of votes as volleyball?
A. badminton and tennis
B. badminton and soccer
C. soccer and tennis
D. swimming and tennis
5. Which two sports when put together
received about half of the votes?
A. basketball and tennis
B. volleyball and tennis
C. badminton and swimming
D. basketball and soccer
Day 4
Recall previous lesson...
Continuation of the topic…
Directions: Use the graph to answer the
questions.
Directions: Study the graph below then
answer the questions that follows.
Total Sales of Books of ABC Publishing
House
Questions:
_______1. What is the title of the graph?
_______2. Which books has the most sales?
_______3. Which book has the least sales?
_______4. If the sales is amounted to Php
500 000.00, how much is the sales on:
a. Adventure books ________
b. History books _____________
Directions: Fill in the blanks with the correct
word to complete the paragraph. Choose the
word from the box below.

Pie chart also known as ______ graph is

used to show the percent of a _____ in each
of the several _______. It can also be used
to easily visualize the _____ of one category
to another.
What are your plans to improve
your learning styles in times of
pandemic?
Favorite Sports of 40 Teenagers
Based on the graph above, let us answer the
following questions.
1. What sport is liked by most of the teenagers
surveyed?
Answer:__________
2. What sport got the lowest percentage of
votes?
Answer:__________
3. How many pupils voted for table tennis?
Answer: ________
4. How many more pupils choose
basketball over football?
Answer: ________
5. How many pupils chose other than
basketball as their favorite sport?
Answer: __________
Day 5
Weekly Test