1.! The pie chart shows the colours of 32 beads.

! How many green beads are there?

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2.! The pie chart shows the colours of cars in a car park.

! (a) What is the most common colour of car in the car park?

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(1)
! (b) What is the least common colour of car park?

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(1)
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3.! The pie chart shows information about the hair colour of the students in a class.

! A student from the class is chosen at random.

! (a) Mark, with the letter, the probabilities of each of the following on the scale
! below.
! The first one has been done for you.

! ! A: The student has brown hair.

! ! B: The student has blonde hair.
! ! C: The student has green hair.

(2)
! There are 24 students in the class

! (b) How many students have blonde hair?

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4.! A bag contains red, white and black counters.

! The pie chart shows information about the counters in the bag.

! (a) What fraction of the counters are white?

! Give your answer in its simplest form.

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(2)

! (b) What fraction of the counters are red?

! Give your answer in its simplest form.

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(2)

! There are 24 counters in the bag.

! (c) Work out how many counters are black.

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(2)

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5.! A group of rugby fans were asked who they supported.
! The pie chart and table show information about who they support.

! Use the pie chart to complete the table.

(4)

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6.! A youth club has two rugby teams, Under 13ʼs and Under 15ʼs.
!
! The pie charts show information about the number of games each team won and
! lost, last season.

! The Under 13ʼs played 28 matches.

! The Under 15ʼs played 18 matches.

! Which team won more matches?

! Show your workings.

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(3)

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7.! The pie chart shows types of properties in a street with 80 properties.

! (a) Work out the percentage of properties that are semi-detached.

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(2)

! (b) Work out the number of semi-detached properties.

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(2)

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8.! The pie chart shows the flavours of ice cream sold by a shop in one day.
! There were a total of 270 ice creams sold.

! (a) Calculate the number of vanilla flavoured ice creams sold.

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(2)
! (b) Calculate the number of mint flavoured ice creams sold.

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(2)
! (c) Calculate the number of strawberry flavoured ice creams sold.

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9.! The pie chart shows information about how Mr.Jenkins spent his salary for July.

! He was paid £2000 in July.

! Work out how much Mr.Jenkins spent on rent and bills.

£.........................
(2)

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10.! The pie chart shows the holiday destinations of 60 people.

! Draw a bar chart to represent this information.

(4)

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11.! The pie chart shows information about the languages studied in a school.
! There are 648 students in the school.
! Each student studies one language.

! How many more students study Chinese than French?

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(4)

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12.! The pie charts show information about the results of chess matches that two
! players have played in over the course of a year.

! Andre drew 5 matches.

! (a) How many matches did Andre win?

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(2)

! Edward says “the pie charts show that Pete won more matches than Andre.”

! (b) Is Edward correct?

! You must explain your answer.

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