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Primary 4 Mathematics · Chapter 4 · Practice sheet

Lesson 4.1: Bar Graphs: Reading and Comparing

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Section A · Multiple choice 4 marks

1. How many books were borrowed on Wednesday?1 mark

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(A) 30(B) 40(C) 20(D) 2

2. On which day were the most books borrowed?1 mark

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(A) Monday(B) Thursday(C) Friday(D) Tuesday

3. How many more books were borrowed on Tuesday than on Wednesday?1 mark

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(A) 30(B) 70(C) 20(D) 50

4. How many boys are there in Class 4B?1 mark

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(A) 15(B) 25(C) 40(D) 20

Section B · Write your answer 11 marks

5. How many books were borrowed from Monday to Friday in all?1 mark

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6. How many fewer books were borrowed on Friday than on Thursday?1 mark

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7. On which day were half as many books borrowed as on Thursday?1 mark

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8. How many girls are there in Class 4C?1 mark

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9. How many pupils are there in Class 4D?1 mark

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10. Which class has the most pupils? How many pupils are in that class?2 marks

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11. How many more boys than girls are there in the four classes in all?2 marks

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12. Which class has twice as many girls as boys? Write the number of girls and boys.2 marks

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