Level 2
The graph shows the amount of money Amy earned from selling ice cream over five days. How much less did she earn on Tuesday than on Friday?

Level 1 PSLE
The bar graph shows the amount of pocket money Sammy spent each month from January to May.

1. How much more money did Sammy spend in March than in April?
2. Which months did Sammy spent more than $35? Give your answers in numbers in ascending order. (Eg Jan & Feb = 1, 2)

Level 2
The bar graph shows the number of students in each class. How many more students are in Class D than in Class C? Express it as a percentage of the total number of students in all the classes.

Level 2
The graph shows the number of marks each child scored for their Math test. How many marks did Paul score if Luke scored 54 marks more than John?

Level 1 PSLE
A school conducted checks on its Primary 6 students' eyesight from Tuesday to Friday. Each student had their eyes checked on one of the four days. The bar graph shows the number of students that were checked on each day. What percentage of the Primary 6 students had their eyes checked on Tuesday?

Level 1 PSLE
Look at the graph and answer the following questions.

1. How many pens did the shop sell in March?
2. The number of pens sold in May was an 60% increase from the number sold in April. How many pens were sold in May?

Level 2 PSLE
The bar graph shows the number of books borrowed by students in the school library. ¹₄ of the students borrowed 1 book each. How many students borrowed 1 book each?

Level 2 PSLE
Students played only one sport - basketball, football or volleyball. ¹₃ of them played football. The number who played volleyball was ¹₂ of the number who played basketball.

1. Identify the sports of each bar. Give your answers in letters in the following sequence: Bar 1, Bar 2, Bar 3 by using the first letter of the sport. (Eg B, V, F for Basketball, Volleyball, Football)
2. What fraction of the students played basketball?

Level 2 PSLE
School camp T-shirts were available in 4 colours: black, blue, red and white. At the camp, each child chose one T-shirt. The pie chart represents the children's choice of T-shirt colours. 40 children chose black T-shirts. The children's choice of T-shirt colours is also represented by the bar graph. The bar that shows the number of children who chose blue T-shirts has not been drawn. How many children chose blueT-shirts?

Level 2 PSLE
A shop sold three brands of pens: Brand A, Brand B and Brand C. The bar graph shows the number of pens sold for each brand in one day.

1. How many pens were sold altogether?
2. The shop collected $270 from selling the pens. The prices of Brand A, Brand B, and Brand C pens were in the ratio 1 : 2 : 3. How much money was collected from selling Brand B pens?

Level 2 PSLE
The bar graph shows the number of printers sold by Mr. Owen in 4 months. The bar that shows the number of printers sold in December has not been drawn. The number of printers sold in October was 30% of the total number of printers sold in the 4 months.

1. What was the total number of printers sold in the 4 months?
2. What was the number of printers sold in December?

Level 2 PSLE
A group of children was asked to choose one burger from chicken, beef, hotdog and mutton. The table represents the children's choices. The children's choices were also represented by a bar graph but the names of the burger were not shown. What was the total number of children who chose chicken and hotdog burgers?

Level 2 PSLE
The graph shows the mass of a cup when empty and when different combinations of objects A, Band C are placed in the cup.

1. What is the mass of the empty cup?
2. What is the average mass of the objects A, Band C?

Level 2 PSLE
A group of boys were asked to choose their favourite sport from swimming, basketball and football. The pie chart represents the boys choices. Half of the group chose football.

1. What percentage of the group chose swimming?
2. The boys' choices were also represented by a bar graph. Part of the graph had been torn off. How many boys chose basketball?

Level 2 PSLE
The graph shows the number of television sets sold from March to June. The number of television sets sold in June is equal to the average number of television sets sold from March to May. Find the number of television sets sold in June.

Level 2 PSLE
The bar graph shows the number of visitors to a zoo from Monday to Friday last week.

1. What was the average number of visitors from Monday to Friday last week?
2. The average number of visitors on Saturday and Sunday was 14 more than the average number of visitors from Monday to Friday. If the number of visitors on Sunday was 250, how many visitors were there on Sunday?

Level 2
The bar graph shows the number of students who borrowed books in Marvel School in a week.

1. What was the difference between the number of students who borrowed only 1 book and the number of students who did not borrow any book?
2. There were 75 students who borrowed at least 2 books. How many of these students borrowed 3 books?

Level 3
A fruit seller displayed the same amount of each type of fruits for sale every morning from Monday to Saturday in a week. She charted each type of fruits which were left unsold at the end of the week as shown in the graph.

1. Which type of fruit was the most popular?
2. If she had 720 fruits in the beginning of the week, how many fruits did she sell in the week?

Level 3
The bar graph shows the number of blouses sold at Tom's shop.

1. In January, Tom sold _____ times as many blouses as in March.
2. Each blouse was sold for $30. How much did he earn for the month when he sold the most number of blouses?

Level 3
The graph shows the number of families and the number of children in each family in a block of flats.

1. How many children are there in the whole block of flats?
2. If ¹₂ of the families who have at least two children move out of the block of flats, how many children are there left in the block of flats?