Circle graphs, percent bar graphs, relative frequency
Grade 6 Math Worksheet

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.
Favorite sport. soccer: 90; tennis: 60; swimming: 30; running: 20. Total surveyed: 200. Milo surveyed 200 of the 1000 students at a district about a favorite sport. The table shows the votes. What percent of the students surveyed chose soccer?
Favorite subject. reading: 10; art: 18; music: 8; science: 4. Noah counted votes for favorite subjects at a school of 200 students. The table shows the votes for each choice. What percent of the students who voted chose reading?
Ren surveyed another class at a school with 200 students about how they get to school (the shoes are tired). The graph shows the results. How many of the 40 students surveyed chose walking?
Tala surveyed a group of grades at a district with 800 students about favorite hobbies. The graph shows the results. How many of the 200 students surveyed chose reading?
Percent bar graph: favorite hobby, 200 students surveyed. One bar stands for 100%, with a tick at every 10%. Segments from left to right: reading 45%, drawing 30%, games 15%, music 10%. Percent bar graph: favorite hobby, 200 students surveyed. One bar stands for 100%, with a tick at every 10%. Segments from left to right: reading 45%, drawing 30%, games 15%, music 10%. 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 reading 45% drawing 30% games 15% music 10% favorite hobby, 200 students surveyed One bar stands for 100%. Zee asked a grade at a school with 500 students to vote for a favorite lunch fruit. The graph shows the results. How many of the 80 students surveyed chose apples?
Circle graph: favorite lunch fruit, 80 students surveyed. The whole circle is 100%. Sectors: apples 15%, oranges 20%, grapes 40%, pears 25%. Circle graph: favorite lunch fruit, 80 students surveyed. The whole circle is 100%. Sectors: apples 15%, oranges 20%, grapes 40%, pears 25%. favorite lunch fruit, 80 students surveyed apples 15% oranges 20% grapes 40% pears 25% The whole circle is 100%. Bo reads a graph of the favorite pets of the students in a school (the fish are very proud). One sector is not labeled. What percent does that sector show?
Circle graph: favorite pet. The whole circle is 100%. Sectors: dogs 18%, cats 22%, fish 30%, birds 14%, one more sector (no percent shown). Circle graph: favorite pet. The whole circle is 100%. Sectors: dogs 18%, cats 22%, fish 30%, birds 14%, one more sector (no percent shown). dogs 18% cats 22% fish 30% birds 14% The whole circle is 100%. Esme reads a graph of the favorite sports of the students in a school. One segment is not labeled. What percent does that segment show?
Percent bar graph: favorite sport. One bar stands for 100%, with a tick at every 10%. Segments from left to right: soccer 12%, swimming 28%, tennis 10%, running 20%, one more segment (no percent shown). Percent bar graph: favorite sport. One bar stands for 100%, with a tick at every 10%. Segments from left to right: soccer 12%, swimming 28%, tennis 10%, running 20%, one more segment (no percent shown). Percent bar graph: favorite sport soccer 12% swimming 28% tennis 10% running 20% one more segment 100% One bar stands for 100%, with a tick at every 10%. Favorite fruit. pears: 14; apples: 12; plums: 8; figs: 4; kiwis: 2. Total surveyed: 40. Kira surveyed 40 of the 200 students at a school about a favorite fruit (the kiwis got a few votes). The table shows the votes. What percent chose apples? What percent chose pears?
Favorite game. tag: 90; cards: 50; puzzles: 40; checkers: 20. Total surveyed: 200. Luz surveyed 200 of the 500 students at a school about a favorite game. The table shows the votes. What percent chose tag? What percent chose cards?
Favorite color. blue: 22; red: 14; green: 10; yellow: 4. Total surveyed: 50. Milo surveyed 50 of the 200 students at a school about a favorite color. The table shows the votes. What percent chose blue? What percent chose green?