Worksheet on Data Handling

Worksheet of Data Handling for Grade 6

Solved Questions on Data Handling

Direction(1-2): The following pictograph shows the number of watches sold by a wholesaler in a particular week.

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1. How many extra watches were sold on Saturday than on Wednesday?

a) 1175
b) 1625
c) 2775
d) 3225

Answer: b) 1625

Explanation: cmo-data-c6-13

Number of watches sold on Wednesday = (3 × 500) + 125
                                                          = 1500 + 125
                                                           = 1625

Number of watches sold on Saturday = (6 × 500) + 250
                                                       = 3000 + 250
                                                        = 3250

Number of extra watches were sold on Wednesday rather than on Saturday = 3250 −  1625
                                                                                                              = 1625

2. What is the total amount of watches sold on Tuesday if the selling price of each watch is $9.35?

a) $20137.50
b) $21,037.50
c) $21,087.50
d) $21,137.50

Answer: b) $21,037.50

Explanation: Number of watches sold on Tuesday = (4 × 500) + 250
                                                                           = 2000 + 250
                                                                            = 2250

Selling price of 1 watch = $9.35

Selling price of 2250 watches = $9.35 × 2250 = $21037.50

Direction(3-4): The bar graph shows the number of tickets of a circus sold during a fair by six agents A, B, C, D, E and F.

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3. How many tickets of a circus were sold by agents A, C, D and F together?

a) cmo-data-c6-15
b) cmo-data-c6-16
c) cmo-data-c6-17
d) cmo-data-c6-18

Answer: c) cmo-data-c6-19

Explanation: Number of tickets sold by agent A = 16 tickets
Number of tickets sold by agent C = 20 tickets
Number of tickets sold by agent D = 7 tickets
Number of tickets sold by agent F = 14 tickets

Total number of tickets of a circus sold by agents A, C, D and F taken together = 16 + 20 + 7 + 14 = 57 tickets

57 tickets sold in tally marks = cmo-data-c6-20

4. What is the average number of tickets of a circus sold per agent?

a) 15 tickets
b) 25 tickets
c) 35 tickets
d) 40 tickets

Answer: a) 15 tickets

Explanation: Number of agents (A, B, C, D, E and F) = 6 agents

Total number of tickets of a circus were sold by agents A, B, C, D, E and F taken together = 16 + 9 + 20 + 7 + 24 + 14
                                                                                                                                  = 90 tickets

Average number of tickets of a circus sold per agent = Total number of tickets sold/Number agents
                                                                             = 90/6
                                                                              =15 tickets

5. The pie chart provides details about the different activities performed by Alena on Sunday.

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What is the total time spent by Alena on performing all these activities if she reads a book for 3 hours?

a) 5 hours
b) 10 hours
c) 15 hours
d) 20 hours

Answer: b) 10 hours

Explanation: Let the total time spent by Alena on performing all these activities be x hours.

Time spent on reading the book = 3 hours

⇒ 30% of Total time = 3 hours
⇒ 30/100 × x  = 3 hours
⇒ x = 3 × 100/30 hours
⇒ x = 10 hours

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