Reading charts and tables
Strategy card
Charts tell a story, but you must read them carefully.
- Step 1: Read the title: what is this about?
- Step 2: Read the labels and numbers.
- Step 3: Find the exact part the question asks about.
- Step 4: Do the math if needed (more, less, total).
Tip: Put your finger on the bar or row the question is about.
Worked example
Which month had the least rain?
- A: Mar
- B: Jun
- C: May
- D: Apr (the answer)
- E: Jul
Why: Apr has 2 mm, the lowest value.
Your turn
Your turn 1 of 3
How many more mm for Mar than for May?
Your turn 2 of 3
How many more cups for Wed than for Tue?
Your turn 3 of 3
How many more cups for Wed than for Fri?
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