BAR GRAPHS SHEET 3C-FRUIT SURVEY - Fruit Bar Graph Practice

Oct 22, 2026

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Fruit bar graph practice worksheet based on a school survey where children recorded which fruit they brought. Learners use the table to complete missing bars for Grape and Peach, then estimate counts for Strawberry and Banana. A true/false/can’t tell section checks interpretation: comparing pairs such as pears versus plums and pears versus apples, identifying which fruits are most common, and recognizing claims that cannot be concluded from the bar graph data. Includes answer table guidance.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages2

Reading Time5 min

AccessFree to download

Grape and Peach completion

Estimate bananas and strawberries

True/false/can’t tell statements

BAR GRAPHS SHEET 3C-FRUIT SURVEY Children in a school recorded what fruit they brought in. | Apple Banana Grape Peach
Pear
Plum
Strawberry
Fruit in School Survey

F
Apple Ba Gr Pe
P
Pl
Straw | ruit | Number of children | | --- | --- | --- | | | | 58 | | | nana | | | | ape | 27 | | | ach | 11 | | | ear | 22 | | | um | 26 | | | berry | | | | | | | 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Number of children | | | 1) Use the data in the table to fill in the missing bars for Grape and Peach. 2) Estimate the number of children who brought in strawberries and bananas and write down your estimates in the table. 3) Have a look at the table below and write ‘true’, ‘false’ or ‘can’t tell’in each box. | Statement | True, False or Can’t Tell | | --- | --- | | Twice as many children chose pears as plums. | | | Apples and bananas were the most common fruit children brought in. | | | Most children in the school like apples. | | | Half as many children chose pears as apples. | | BAR GRAPHS SHEET 3C-FRUIT SURVEY ANSWERS | Apple Banana Grape Peach
Pear
Plum
Strawberry
Fruit in School Survey

F
A
Ba
G
P
P | ruit | Number of children | | --- | --- | --- | | | pple | 58 | | | nana | 42 to 44 | | | rape | 27 | | | each | 11 | | | Pear | 22 | | | lum | 26 | | | wberry | 14 to 16 | | | | | | 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Number of children | | | 1) Use the data in the table to fill in the missing bars for Grape and Peach. 2) Estimate the number of children who brought in strawberries and bananas and write down your estimates in the table. 3) Have a look at the table below and write ‘true’, ‘false’ or ‘can’t tell’in each box. | Statement | True, False or Can’t Tell | | --- | --- | | Twice as many children chose pears as plums. | true | | Apples and bananas were the most common fruit children brought in. | true | | Most children in the school like apples. | can’t tell(*) | | Half as many children chose pears as apples. | false | (*)It is impossible to tell from the data how many children like apples or any of the fruit.

FAQs

What should students do with the missing bars for Grape and Peach?

Use the given table data to fill in the missing bar values for Grape and Peach.

How do students estimate the number of children for bananas and strawberries?

Students estimate the counts by using the bar graph/table information and then write their estimates into the table.

Which statements can’t be determined from the bar graph data?

The claim about “Most children in the school like apples” can’t be determined because the survey data only shows which fruit children brought, not preferences.

Oct 22, 2026

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