Level 2
The bar graph shows the amount of money saved by 3 children in Jun. Part of the graph had been blotted with ink. The total amount saved by the 3 children in June was $145.
  1. Who saved more money, Fatima or Theresa? Give your answer in number. (Eg 1)
  2. How much more did this child save?
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Level 2
The graph shows the number of toy cars sold in 5 days. Study the graph carefully and use it to answer the following questions.
  1. 380 cars were sold from Monday to Friday. How many toy cars were sold on Wednesday?
  2. The number of toy cars sold on Sunday was twice the number sold on Thursday. How many toy cars were sold on Sunday?
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Level 2
The graph shows the number of visitors who attended an art exhibition over five months. Which month has twice the number of visitors in January? Give your answer in this format. (Eg Jan)
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Level 2
The bar graph shows the types of sport that a group of pupils like. Which sport has twice as many pupils as Bowling?
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Level 2
The graph shows the number of visitors to the museum. On which days were there twice as many visitors as on Monday? Give the answer in short form. (Eg Mon)
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Level 2
The bar graph shows the exam results of a group of pupils. How many pupils who scored 60 marks, given that 12 of the pupils scored 50 marks and below.
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Level 2
The graph shows the number of visitors to the amusement park. 2 times as many visitors visited the amusement park on Friday as on Monday. How many visitors visited the amusement park on Friday?
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Level 2
The bar graph shows the number of newspapers sold over a period of 5 days.
  1. On which day was the least number of newspapers sold?
  2. How many more newspapers were sold on Sunday than on Friday?
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Level 2
Part of the table was accidentally torn off. The table shows the number of students from class 4C scoring within various mark ranges in a Mathematics test. 35 students scored above 70 marks. How many students scored in the mark range 71 - 80?
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Level 2
The bar graph shows the number of visitors at the different games stations at a carnival.
  1. Which games station has only half the number of visitors as the 'haunted house'
  2. How many visitors were at the 'Bouncing Castle' and 'Balloon Sculpting' altogether?
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Level 1
The table shows some information about the number of pupils who wear spectacles in classes 4A to 4C. How many girls in 4A wear spectacles?
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Level 2
The bar graph shows the number of books Primary 3 students read over a week.
  1. Class __ and ___ read 240 books in total.
  2. For every 3 books read by the students, they can exchange for 1 gift. How many more gifts did Class 3B exchange than Class 3C?
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Level 2
The table shows the number of families living in different types of HDB flats in a new town last year. This year, 12 families from the 1-room flats and 15 families from 2-room flat moved to 4-room flat. At the same time, 11 families from 3-room flat moved to 2-room flat. How many families live in a HDB flat with less than 3 rooms this year?
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Level 2
The bar graph shows the number of children who like a game. How many more children like tic tac toe than volleyball?
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Level 1
Ahmad, Gary, Ravinder and Zhi Ming had a race and their timings are recorded. Who came in second in the race?
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Level 1
The graph shows the number of books borrowed by 40 pupils in a class. How many pupils borrowed 4 storybooks?
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Level 2
The graph shows the number of students who visited the library. How many more students visited the library on Friday more than on Wednesday?
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Level 1
The bar graph shows the number of pets owned by the families living in a block of flats. There are a total of 20 pets in the block. The bar that shows the number of families that has 2 pets is not drawn. How many families have 2 pets?
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Level 1
The table shows the number of canned drinks sold during a softball carnival over three days. The number of Coke sold on Wednesday is three times the number of Pepsi, how many cans of Coke were sold on Wednesday?
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Level 2
A group of 168 primary four pupils was surveyed to name their favourite sport.
The table shows their choices.
38 of the pupils chose one of the sports as their favourite. Which is the sport? Give your answer in number. (Eg 1)
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