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Read one-picture-one-vote displays, compare categories and explain findings.
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Practise the method.
Read one-picture-one-vote displays, compare categories and explain findings.
Read one-picture-one-vote displays, compare categories and explain findings.
Example 1
How many more children chose Bike than Walk? Each circle is one vote.
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Answer: 3
- Bike has 4 votes and Walk has 1.
- 4−1=3 more children.
Example 2
Each circle is one child's vote. How many children chose Bus?
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Answer: 5
- Count the circles in the Bus row.
- 5 circles mean 5 children.
Example 3
Each circle is one child's vote. Which travel choice has the most votes?
How children travelledShow worked answer
Answer: Walk
- Compare the number of circles in each row.
- Walk has 7 votes, the most.
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