Interpret this bar graph about kids' favorite fruits and answer the following questions: a) How many kids prefer apples? b) Which fruit did the most kids like? c) Which fruit did the least kids like?

The bar for Apple reaches 5.

a) $\boxed{\text{5 kids}}$ prefer apples.

b) Step 1: Read the number of kids who liked each fruit.

• Orange (dotted bar): 6 kids
• Banana (v-shapes bar): 3 kids
• Peanut (empty bar): 4 kids
• Apple (hatched bar): 5 kids

The highest number is 6, which corresponds to Orange.

b) The fruit that the most kids liked is $\boxed{\text{Orange}}$.

c) Step 1: Read the number of kids who liked each fruit (from part b).

• Orange: 6 kids
• Banana: 3 kids
• Peanut: 4 kids
• Apple: 5 kids

The lowest number is 3, which corresponds to Banana.

c) The fruit that the kids liked the least is $\boxed{\text{Banana}}$.

d) Step 1: Locate the bar representing "Banana" in the legend (v-shapes bar).

The bar for Banana reaches 3.

d) $\boxed{\text{3 kids}}$ liked Bananas.

e) Step 1: Read the number of kids who liked Peanuts and Bananas.

• Kids who liked Peanuts (empty bar): 4
• Kids who liked Bananas (v-shapes bar): 3

$$4 + 3 = 7$$

e) $\boxed{\text{7 kids}}$ liked either Peanuts or Bananas.

f) Step 1: Read the number of kids who liked Oranges and Apples.

• Kids who liked Oranges (dotted bar): 6
• Kids who liked Apples (hatched bar): 5

$$6 + 5 = 11$$

f) $\boxed{\text{11 kids}}$ liked either Oranges or Apples.

g) Step 1: Look at the title written above the bar graph.
The title is "Kids Favorite Fruits".

g) The heading of the bar graph is $\boxed{\text{Kids Favorite Fruits}}$.

h) Step 1: Read the number of kids who liked Apple and Banana.

• Kids who liked Apple: 5
• Kids who liked Banana: 3

$$5 - 3 = 2$$

h) $\boxed{\text{2 more kids}}$ liked apple than banana.