Circle Graphs With Fractions

1) Mr. Johnson surveyed 24 students from his class. He asked each student to rate a television show. The circle graph represents the results from the survey. Which fraction best represents those who rated the show as "above average"?

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1) The cafeteria made 150 sandwiches Monday. The circle graph represents the number of each kind of sandwich that was made. Which is closest to the number of turkey sandwiches that was made Monday in the cafeteria?

• 4

• 50

• 75

• 100

2) Sara spent $15 each week for 10 weeks. The circle graph represents how Sara spent her money on five different types of items. Based on this graph, which appears to be the closest to the amount of money Sara spent on music and snacks?

• $40.00

• $60.00

• $70.00

• $80.00

2) 12 students answered a multiple-choice questions with answer choices labeled A, B, C, and D. The circle graph represents how the students answered the question. Which of these represent the same data show in the circle graph?

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1) Ben surveyed 40 students about their favorite color. This circle graph shows the results. Identify each pair of colors that together could represent the results of a group of exactly 20 students.

• Yellow and green

• Green and pink

• Blue and green

• Pink and blue

• Red and green

2) Students were asked which ice cream flavor they like the most. The results are shown in the circle graph. Which conclusion can be made?

• Sally is a student so she must like chocolate ice cream.

• The cafeteria's strawberry ice cream must not be very good.

• The school should buy more chocolate ice cream than vanilla ice cream.

• Many students have not tried the peanut butter ice cream.

3) Mark made a circle graph of his budget. Which fraction could represent the amount of Mark's budget spent on entertainment?

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4) Serena surveyed 200 classmates about their favorite sport. According to the circle graph, how many students said basketball or baseball was their favorite sport?

• 50

• 75

• 80

• 100

6) A survey was taken by students at a Virginia university. The average yearly cost to attend this college is $20,000.00. The circle graph represents the results of the survey about how the money was spent. Select all statements that could be true based on this circle graph.

• $5,000.00 was spent on lodging.

• Students spent more money each year on books.

• $10,000.00 was spent on tuition and fees.

• Students spent $2,000.00 each year on transportation.

• Students spent $5,000.00 each year for books and food.

7) The 6th grade class held elections for class president. The results are shown in the bar graph. Which circle graph best represents the same data set?

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