71 P5.DA.JM.17083119
Level 3
The bar graph shows the number of storybooks read by the students in a school.
  1. How many students are there in the school?
  2. What percentage of the students in the school read at least 1 storybook? (Give the answer correct to the nearest whole number.)
3 m
Bar graph Finding percent W Round off
72 P3.DA.JM.17103023
Level 3
The graph shows the number of books borrowed by the Primary Three students in Happy View Primary School
  1. How many students borrowed more than 2 books?
  2. If there are 150 primary three students in the school, how many primary three students did not borrow any books?
4 m
Bar graph Sets Model Comparison
73 P4.DA.JM.17092709
Level 3
A sports shop had 300 ping-pong balls for sale. Each ping-pong ball is sold at $2. At the end of each day, the number of ping-pong balls was recorded in the bar graph shown.
  1. What fraction of the total number of ping-pong balls was left at the end of Day 3? Express your answer in its simplest form.
  2. If the shop decided to sell every 5 ping-pong balls at $9.30 from Day 4 onwards, how much less would it collect from the sale of the ping-pong balls?
4 m
Bar graph Money Fraction of a set Number x value More than or less than
74 P3.DA.JM.17103017
Level 3
The graph shows the amount of savings 3 children had.
  1. How much money must Betty give Charles so that they will have the same amount of money?
  2. How much money must Adeline give Charles so that Charles will have $2 more than her?
4 m
Bar graph Money Internal transfer Equal stage after Model Comparison Units method
75 P6.DA.NK.21060911
Level 2 PSLE
The bar graph shows the number of coloured pens sold by a shop. The table shows the prices of the pens.
  1. What fraction of the pens sold were black pens? Give the answer in the simplest form.
  2. From the sale of the pens, which coloured pens collected the least amount of money? What was the amount? Give the answers in the following way. (Eg Green, $1)
4 m
Bar graph Min-max Fraction of a set D Multiplication
76 P6.DA.NK.21060910
Level 2 PSLE
Shops A and B sell highlighters of four colours. The bar graphs show the number of highlighters sold by each shop in April. The bar for the number yellow highlighters sold by Shop A has not been drawn.
  1. Half of the highlighters sold by Shop A were yellow highlighters. How many yellow highlighters did Shop A sell?
  2. Which colour(s) of highlighters did Shop A sell less than Shop B? (Give your answer(s) in letter(s) in alphabetical order. Eg Blue, Red = B, R
  3. In May, Shop B sold 75 more blue highlighters than the number of blue highlighters sold in April. What was the percentage increase in the number of blue highlighters sold by Shop B from April to May?
4 m
Bar graph Fraction of a set Percent change by More than or less than
77 P6.DA.JC.22032402
Level 2 PSLE
The bar graph shows the number of pens sold from January to March. The number of pens sold is not shown on the scale.
  1. What was the percentage decrease in the number of pens sold from January to February?
  2. There were 112 more pens sold in March than in January. How many pens were sold in March?
  3. The average number of pens sold from January to May was 420. What was the average number of pens sold in April and May?
4 m
Bar graph Average Percent change by More than or less than
78 P6.DA.JC.22051102
Level 2 PSLE
The pie chart shows how Zoe spent her money. The amount of money spent is also represented by the bar graph.
  1. What percentage of her money did Zoe spend on food?
  2. What fraction of her money did Zoe spend on books?
  3. How much of her money was spent on transport?
5 m
Bar graph Pie chart Fraction of a whole F Simplest form F Multiplication Percent of a whole Money Units method

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