GCSE · Data representation

Tally charts, frequency tables and pictogramsExam-style questions

Count with tally marks into a frequency table, then show the counts as a pictogram where one symbol stands for several things. How to read whole and part symbols with the key, work out how many symbols to draw, find a missing key, choose a sensible one, work out totals, differences and a missing row, compare a pictogram with a bar chart, and spot a pictogram that misleads.

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