Diego records the favorite colors of his classmates.

Create a representation to show his data.

Circle 3 true statements about the data in the graph.

Circle 3 questions the graph answers.

Use the bar graph. Answer questions about the trees in a park.

1. How many trees in all?
2. How many more maple trees than willow trees?
3. Which kind of tree has the fewest number?

This table shows the fish in a tank.

name	number
goldfish	3
guppy	9
angel fish	4
molly	5

Make a bar graph about the table.

1. Write 2 questions that you can answer using the graph.

2. Answer the questions.

The table shows the kinds of shapes in a bag. It doesn’t show how many of each are in the bag.

triangles	squares	circles
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Create a set of data about the shapes that makes all of these statements true.

1. There are more than 15 shapes but fewer than 25.
2. There are 6 more squares than circles.
3. There are 7 fewer circles than triangles.

1. Gather data and make a graph.
2. Ask a math question that can be answered with the data.
3. Trade with a partner. Answer your partner’s questions.

1. How can Han improve the bar graph?
2. If Noah listened to 7 songs, how many songs did Elena listen to? Explain your reasoning.