A pictograph, or pictogram, uses images or symbols to visually represent data and the frequency of data. The document provides a pictograph showing the number of pizzas sold each day of the week, with each slice of pizza representing 5 pizzas sold. It then asks 8 questions about interpreting the data in the pictograph.

1. INTERPRETING
PICTOGRAPHS

2. What is a
Pictograph
•A pictograph, also known as a
pictogram, is the pictorial
representation of data using
images, icons, or symbols. We can
represent the frequency of data
while using symbols or images that
are relevant using a pictograph.

3. .1) How many pizzas did he sell on
Thursday? __________
2. Which day did he sell the least
pizzas? __________
3. Which day did he sell the most
pizzas? __________
4. Which day did he sell 25 pizzas?
__________
5. How many pizzas did he sell on
Monday and Wednesday?
__________
6. Were more pizzas sold on Monday
or Friday? __________
7. How many less pizzas were sold on
Friday than Thursday? __________
8. How many pizzas did he sell in five
days?

5. The chart shows some data for you to display in a
pictograph.
• What symbol will you
use to represent the
number of bones?
• b) How many bones will
each symbol represent?
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