Mathorio
Worksheet
Reading Pie Charts
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- 1.A pie chart shows favorite colors: Red 25%, Blue 35%, Green 20%, Yellow 20%. Which color is the most popular?
- a)Yellow
- b)Blue
- c)Red
- d)Green
- 2.In a pie chart, all the slices together represent:
- a)75%
- b)100%
- c)360%
- d)50%
- 3.A pie chart shows: Pizza 40%, Pasta 25%, Salad 20%, Soup 15%. What percentage is Pizza?
- 4.A pie chart shows: Dogs 50%, Cats 30%, Birds 20%. What percentage chose Dogs?
- 5.Which slice represents the smallest amount in a pie chart showing: A 45%, B 30%, C 15%, D 10%?
- a)B
- b)D
- c)C
- d)A
- 6.A pie chart shows: Math 35%, Science 25%, History 20%, Art ?%. What percentage is Art?
- 7.100 students were surveyed about their favorite subject. The pie chart shows Math at 40%. How many students chose Math?
- 8.A pie chart shows how 200 people travel to work: Car 55%, Bus 25%, Bike 15%, Walk 5%. How many people take the bus?
- 9.Two slices of a pie chart show 25% each. Together they represent:
- a)25%
- b)100%
- c)75%
- d)50%
- 10.A pie chart shows expenses: Rent 40%, Food 30%, Transport 20%, Entertainment 10%. If the total expenses are 500 dollars, how much is spent on Food?
- 11.A pie chart shows favorite seasons: Spring 20%, Summer 35%, Fall 25%, Winter 20%. Which season is most popular? Which two seasons together equal Summer's percentage?
- 12.A school of 400 students took a survey. The pie chart shows: Basketball 30%, Soccer 25%, Tennis 20%, Swimming 15%, Other 10%. How many more students chose Basketball than Swimming?
- 13.A pie chart shows how 250 people spend their weekend: Relaxing 40%, Sports 24%, Shopping 20%, Studying 16%. How many people go shopping?
- 14.A company has 800 employees. The pie chart shows departments: Sales 25%, Marketing 15%, Engineering 35%, Support 20%, HR 5%. How many employees work in Engineering and Sales combined?
- 15.A pie chart has 4 equal slices. Each slice represents:
- a)10%
- b)20%
- c)50%
- d)25%
- 16.Last year, a store sold 600 items. This year, they sold 800 items. Both years had the same pie chart distribution: Electronics 40%, Clothing 35%, Books 25%. How many more Electronics items were sold this year compared to last year?