Combining Data Worksheet

A Grade 3 math worksheet focusing on combining data from different sources and interpreting bar graphs.

Grade 3 Math Data and GraphingCombining Data

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CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.3.MD.B.3

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Read each question carefully and use the provided data to answer. You will be combining information from different graphs and tables.

The bar graph below shows the number of students who prefer different fruits in Class A.

1. How many students in Class A prefer bananas?

2. Which fruit is preferred by the fewest students in Class A?

Here is data for Class B's favorite fruits:

• Apple: 8 students • Banana: 10 students • Orange: 7 students • Grapes: 12 students • Strawberry: 9 students

3. How many total students in Class A and Class B prefer apples?

4. Which fruit is preferred by more students overall: bananas from Class A and Class B, or grapes from Class A and Class B?

5. If you combine the number of students who prefer oranges from Class A and Class B, how many students is that in total?

6. The total number of students who prefer strawberries from Class A and Class B is .

7. If a new student joins Class B and prefers apples, the new total for Class B apples would be students.