Understanding Pie Graphs
A Grade 3 math worksheet to introduce students to pie graphs, interpreting data, and understanding parts of a whole.
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Understanding Pie Graphs
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Read each question carefully and answer based on the pie graphs provided. Remember that a pie graph shows how a whole is divided into parts.
A pie graph (or circle graph) is a circle divided into slices, like a pie! Each slice shows a part of the whole. The bigger the slice, the bigger the part.
Look at the pie graph below about favorite fruits of a class.
1. Which fruit is the most popular in the graph above?
Apple
Banana
Orange
Strawberry
2. Which two fruits are equally popular?
Apple and Orange
Grape and Mango
Banana and Strawberry
Orange and Grape
Look at the pie graph about favorite colors of a group of children.
1. The most popular color is .
2. The colors Red and Green are equally .
3. The color Blue makes up of the whole pie graph.
Look at the pie graph below about favorite pets.
1. If 20 children were asked, how many liked dogs the most?
2. Which pet is liked by the fewest children?
Read the statements below and decide if they are True or False based on your understanding of pie graphs.
1. In a pie graph, all the slices together always make a whole circle.
True
False
2. A smaller slice in a pie graph means that part is bigger than a larger slice.
True
False