Circle graphs, percent bar graphs, relative frequency
Grade 6 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Bo studies a circle graph of the clubs students joined at a school. The sector marked “other” has no label. How many of the 160 students chose “other”?
Esme studies a circle graph of how students in a grade like to relax (napping was not an option). The sector marked “other” has no label. How many of the 240 students chose “other”?
Circle graph: ways to relax, 240 students surveyed. The whole circle is 100%. Sectors: reading 20%, music 15%, games 10%, the sector marked “other” (no percent shown). Circle graph: ways to relax, 240 students surveyed. The whole circle is 100%. Sectors: reading 20%, music 15%, games 10%, the sector marked “other” (no percent shown). ways to relax reading 20% music 15% games 10% other 240 students surveyed. The whole circle is 100%. Jun studies a circle graph of favorite field trips in a district (someone voted for the moon). The sector marked “other” has no label. How many of the 300 students chose “other”?
Circle graph: favorite field trip, 300 students surveyed. The whole circle is 100%. Sectors: zoo 40%, museum 20%, farm 5%, the sector marked “other” (no percent shown). Circle graph: favorite field trip, 300 students surveyed. The whole circle is 100%. Sectors: zoo 40%, museum 20%, farm 5%, the sector marked “other” (no percent shown). favorite field trip, 300 students surveyed zoo 40% museum 20% farm 5% other The whole circle is 100%. Two surveys. Group A: 17 out of 25 students chose painting. Group B: 13 out of 50 students chose painting. Milo asked two groups if they like painting: Group A has 25 students, Group B has 50. First find each group’s percent that chose painting. How much greater is Group A’s percent than Group B’s?
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Two surveys. Group A: 21 out of 50 students chose reading time. Group B: 10 out of 40 students chose reading time.
Noah asked two groups if they like reading time: Group A has 50 students, Group B 40. First find each group’s percent that chose it. How much greater is Group A’s percent than Group B’s?
Favorite snack. apples: 28; crackers: 24; grapes: 16; popcorn: 12. Pia counted snack votes from a grade at a school of 400 students (the crackers were nervous). The table shows the votes for each choice. What percent of the students who voted chose apples?
Favorite season. summer: 44; spring: 20; fall: 12; winter: 4. Total surveyed: 80. Tala surveyed 80 of the 400 students at a school about a favorite season (everyone argued about snow). The table shows the votes. What percent of the students surveyed chose summer?
Zee surveyed 120 of the 600 students at a school about weekly reading (the library is thrilled). The graph shows the results. How many of the 120 students surveyed chose over an hour?
Circle graph: time spent reading, 120 students surveyed. The whole circle is 100%. Sectors: over an hour 65%, half an hour 20%, some 10%, none 5%. Circle graph: time spent reading, 120 students surveyed. The whole circle is 100%. Sectors: over an hour 65%, half an hour 20%, some 10%, none 5%. time spent reading, 120 students surveyed over an hour 65% half an hour 20% some 10% none 5% The whole circle is 100%. Ari surveyed 160 of the 800 students at a school about where they eat lunch. The graph shows the results. How many of the 160 students surveyed chose cafeteria?
Percent bar graph: where students eat lunch, 160 students surveyed. One bar stands for 100%, with a tick at every 10%. Segments from left to right: cafeteria 35%, courtyard 30%, classroom 25%, library 10%. Percent bar graph: where students eat lunch, 160 students surveyed. One bar stands for 100%, with a tick at every 10%. Segments from left to right: cafeteria 35%, courtyard 30%, classroom 25%, library 10%. Percent bar graph: where students eat lunch 0 100 160 students surveyed. Bo surveyed 240 of the 960 students in a district about favorite recess spots. The graph shows the results. How many of the 240 students surveyed chose field?
Circle graph: favorite recess spot, 240 students surveyed. The whole circle is 100%. Sectors: field 75%, playground 15%, courts 10%. Circle graph: favorite recess spot, 240 students surveyed. The whole circle is 100%. Sectors: field 75%, playground 15%, courts 10%. favorite recess spot, 240 students surveyed field 75% playground 15% courts 10% The whole circle is 100%.