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7th grade Read and draw circle graphs worksheet

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Read and draw circle graphs

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Ratio table
percent degrees
100 360
10 36
Ari draws a circle graph of favorite school lunches (the pizza fans cheered). The pizza sector is 30% of the circle. How many degrees is that sector?
Bo draws a circle graph of favorite sports (the sneakers raced ahead). The soccer sector is 40% of the circle. How many degrees is that sector?
Jun draws a circle graph of favorite pets (a very loud dog voted twice, almost). The dogs sector is 70% of the circle. How many degrees is that sector?
Luz makes a circle graph of favorite colors (every crayon wanted a vote). The blue sector is 75% of the circle. How many degrees should it measure?
Noah reads a circle graph of favorite subjects (the books looked proud). The reading sector measures 90°. What percent of the circle is it?
Pia reads a circle graph of favorite snacks (the cookie jar is nervous). The cookies sector measures 36°. What percent of the circle is it?
Ren reads a circle graph of favorite seasons (the sun looked pleased). The summer sector measures 72°. What percent of the circle is it?
Tala reads a circle graph of favorite school lunches (the pizza fans cheered). One sector has no label. What percent does that sector show?
Zee reads a circle graph of favorite sports (the sneakers raced ahead). One sector has no label. What percent does that sector show?
Ari reads a circle graph of favorite fruits (the grapes ran a campaign). One sector has no label. What percent does that sector show?

percent	degrees
100	360
10	36

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About this worksheet

Read and draw circle graphs. Every version has 10 questions, and the answer key prints on the second page.

What your child will learn

I can turn a percent into degrees and back (25% of a circle is 90°), because 100% is 360°.
I can find how many students a sector stands for, how many degrees a sector needs to be drawn, or how many students were asked in all.
I can find a missing sector and say which graph fits a question.

Standard: state-only (related 6.RP.A.3c percent)

Words to know

circle graph: A circle cut into sectors. The whole circle is the whole group.

sector: One slice of the circle graph.

degrees: How wide a sector is. The whole circle is 360°.

percent: Out of 100. The whole circle is 100%.

1 percent: 3.6° of the circle, because 360° ÷ 100 = 3.6°.

ratio table: Two columns of matching amounts. Multiply or divide both by the same number.

Common mistakes

Your child copied the number across, for example, 25% became 25 degrees.

Your child found the leftover part of the circle instead of the sector asked about.

Your child mixed up 100 and 360: percent is out of 100 and degrees are out of 360.

What to say

Ask: how many degrees is the whole circle, and how many percent?

Ask: is the question about the slice itself or about everything else?

Ask: how many percent and how many degrees make the whole circle?

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with read and draw circle graphs?

Your child copied the number across, for example, 25% became 25 degrees.

How can I help my child with read and draw circle graphs?

Ask: how many degrees is the whole circle, and how many percent?

Are these 7th grade math worksheets free to print?

Yes. All 6 printable versions at each level are free to print, with the answer key, and no account is needed.

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