Pictogram Example

Part of Bar Charts & Pictograms ยท Section 6 of 11

DiagramUnit: StatisticsGCSE

Cars Sold by Dealership in January

Ford: ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš—
Toyota: ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš—
BMW: ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš—
Audi: ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš—
Mercedes: ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš— ๐Ÿš—
Key: ๐Ÿš— = 5 cars

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Practice questions for Bar Charts & Pictograms

In a pictogram, the key shows that one symbol represents 4 people. A row shows 3 and a half symbols. How many people does this row represent?

  • A. 3.5
  • B. 7
  • C. 14
  • D. 12
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A dual bar chart shows the test scores of boys and girls in three subjects: - Maths: Boys = 65, Girls = 72 - English: Boys = 58, Girls = 70 - Science: Boys = 71, Girls = 68 In which subject is the difference between boys' and girls' scores the greatest?

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Quick recall flashcards

What is a pictogram?
A pictogram uses symbols or pictures to represent data. Each symbol represents a specific number of items, making the data more visually appealing and easier to understand at a glance.
What is a bar chart?
A bar chart is a visual representation that uses rectangular bars to compare different categories or groups. The height of each bar represents the frequency or amount.

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