Grade 5 Math: Data Comparison
This worksheet focuses on comparing and interpreting data presented in various graphs, suitable for Grade 5 students.
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Grade 5 Math: Data Comparison
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Read each question carefully and use the provided data displays to answer.
The bar graph below shows the number of books read by students in different grades during a summer reading challenge.
1. Which grade read the most books?
2. How many more books did Grade 5 read than Grade 3?
3. Based on the graph, which statement is true?
Grade 4 read fewer books than Grade 6.
Grade 3 and Grade 6 read the same number of books.
Grade 5 read twice as many books as Grade 3.
Grade 4 read more books than Grade 5.
Look at the data and fill in the blanks.
Number of Apples Picked:
John: 25, Maria: 30, David: 20, Sarah: 35
4. The person who picked the most apples is .
5. David picked fewer apples than Maria.
The line plot shows the lengths of several pencils in inches.
6. What is the most common pencil length?
7. How many pencils are longer than 4 inches?
Based on the line plot above, determine if the following statements are true or false.
8. There are more pencils that are 2 inches long than 6 inches long.
True
False
9. The shortest pencil length shown is 1 inch.
True
False
10. Sarah collected data on the favorite colors of her classmates. 12 students liked blue, 8 liked red, and 10 liked green. If she were to create a bar graph, what would be the best scale for the y-axis (number of students)?