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Read the Pictograph and answer the following questions: 1. Who reads the most books in a week? 2. On which day were the highest number of books read in total? 3. How many more books did Riya read than John? 4. If we add Saturday where Riya reads 4 books, what will be her new total? 5. Which three students read the same number of books on Friday?

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4 parts
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Riya

2
2
3

Meera and Riya

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2

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Part 1· 2 steps

Who read the most books on Saturday?

  1. Identify the number of books each student read on Saturday from the pictograph.

    Riya: 4 books
    Meera: 3 books
    John: 2 books

  2. Compare the numbers.

    4>3>24 > 3 > 2

    Riya read the most books on Saturday.

    Riya

Part 22

How many books did John read on Saturday?

  1. From the pictograph, John read 2 books on Saturday.

    2

Part 3Meera and Riya

Which student read more books on Saturday than on Friday?

  1. Riya -- Friday

    2 books, Saturday: 4 books
    4>24 > 2, so yes.

  2. Meera -- Friday

    2 books, Saturday: 3 books
    3>23 > 2, so yes.

  3. John -- Friday

    3 books, Saturday: 2 books
    2<32 < 3, so no.

    Meera and Riya read more books on Saturday than on Friday.

    Meera and Riya

Part 42

How many more books were read in total on Saturday than on Friday?

  1. Total books on Friday

    Riya: 2+Meera: 2+John: 3=7\begin{align*} &\text{Riya: } 2 + \\ &\text{Meera: } 2 + \\ &\text{John: } 3 \\ &= 7 \end{align*}

    7 books on Friday.

  2. Total books on Saturday

    Riya: 4+Meera: 3+John: 2=9\begin{align*} &\text{Riya: } 4 + \\ &\text{Meera: } 3 + \\ &\text{John: } 2 \\ &= 9 \end{align*}

    9 books on Saturday.

  3. Difference

    9−7=29 - 7 = 2

    2 more books were read in total on Saturday than on Friday.

    2

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