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Circle graph worksheet Each slice of a circle graph is a percent of the whole. Multiply the percent by the total to get a count, or by 360 to get the angle of the slice.
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Easy The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 600 people. How many people chose banana? Favorite Fruit Apple 35% Banana 20% Grape 45% 120 120 Medium The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 480 people. How many people chose banana? Favorite Fruit Apple 25% Banana 10% Grape 20% Mango 45% 48 48 Hard The circle graph shows how a club spends its budget of 220 dollars. How many dollars does the club spend on printing? Club Budget Food 25% Trips 20% Prizes 30% Supplies 10% Printing 15% 33 33 Printing options Working space
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Use the circle graph to answer each question.
The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 480 people. How many people chose banana? Favorite Fruit Apple 25% Banana 10% Grape 20% Mango 45% The circle graph shows how 320 students get to school. How many students come by car? How Students Get to School Bus 40% Car 10% Walk 35% Bike 15% The circle graph shows how a club spends its budget of 220 dollars. How many more dollars does the club spend on supplies than on food? Club Budget Food 15% Trips 35% Prizes 20% Supplies 30% The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 360 people. How many more people chose grape than chose mango? Favorite Fruit Apple 20% Banana 30% Grape 40% Mango 10% The circle graph shows how a club spends its budget of 280 dollars. How many dollars does the club spend on trips? Club Budget Food 30% Trips 25% Prizes 35% Supplies 10% The circle graph shows how 340 students get to school. How many students walk? How Students Get to School Bus 15% Car 35% Walk 30% Bike 20% The circle graph shows how a club spends its budget of 240 dollars. How many dollars does the club spend on food? Club Budget Food 35% Trips 20% Prizes 30% Supplies 15% The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 120 people. How many people chose mango? Favorite Fruit Apple 20% Banana 15% Grape 30% Mango 35% The circle graph shows how 220 students get to school. How many students ride the bus? How Students Get to School Bus 10% Car 30% Walk 20% Bike 40% The circle graph shows how a club spends its budget of 100 dollars. How many dollars does the club spend on supplies? Club Budget Food 30% Trips 35% Prizes 10% Supplies 25% The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 320 people. How many people chose apple? Favorite Fruit Apple 30% Banana 40% Grape 10% Mango 20% The circle graph shows how a club spends its budget of 80 dollars. How many more dollars does the club spend on trips than on prizes? Club Budget Food 15% Trips 30% Prizes 20% Supplies 35% The circle graph shows how a club spends its budget of 520 dollars. How many dollars does the club spend on prizes? Club Budget Food 30% Trips 10% Prizes 20% Supplies 40% The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 520 people. How many more people chose mango than chose apple? Favorite Fruit Apple 15% Banana 25% Grape 40% Mango 20% The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 180 people. How many more people chose banana than chose grape? Favorite Fruit Apple 15% Banana 40% Grape 35% Mango 10% The circle graph shows how 560 students get to school. How many students ride a bike? How Students Get to School Bus 25% Car 30% Walk 35% Bike 10% The circle graph shows how 580 students get to school. How many more students ride the bus than come by car? How Students Get to School Bus 40% Car 30% Walk 20% Bike 10% The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 460 people. How many people chose grape? Favorite Fruit Apple 25% Banana 10% Grape 35% Mango 30% The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 400 people. How many more people chose apple than chose banana? Favorite Fruit Apple 25% Banana 10% Grape 30% Mango 35% The circle graph shows how 580 students get to school. How many more students walk than ride a bike? How Students Get to School Bus 20% Car 40% Walk 30% Bike 10%
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Use the circle graph to answer each question.
The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 480 people. How many people chose banana? Favorite Fruit Apple 25% Banana 10% Grape 20% Mango 45% 48 48 The circle graph shows how 320 students get to school. How many students come by car? How Students Get to School Bus 40% Car 10% Walk 35% Bike 15% 32 32 The circle graph shows how a club spends its budget of 220 dollars. How many more dollars does the club spend on supplies than on food? Club Budget Food 15% Trips 35% Prizes 20% Supplies 30% 33 33 The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 360 people. How many more people chose grape than chose mango? Favorite Fruit Apple 20% Banana 30% Grape 40% Mango 10% 108 108 The circle graph shows how a club spends its budget of 280 dollars. How many dollars does the club spend on trips? Club Budget Food 30% Trips 25% Prizes 35% Supplies 10% 70 70 The circle graph shows how 340 students get to school. How many students walk? How Students Get to School Bus 15% Car 35% Walk 30% Bike 20% 102 102 The circle graph shows how a club spends its budget of 240 dollars. How many dollars does the club spend on food? Club Budget Food 35% Trips 20% Prizes 30% Supplies 15% 84 84 The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 120 people. How many people chose mango? Favorite Fruit Apple 20% Banana 15% Grape 30% Mango 35% 42 42 The circle graph shows how 220 students get to school. How many students ride the bus? How Students Get to School Bus 10% Car 30% Walk 20% Bike 40% 22 22 The circle graph shows how a club spends its budget of 100 dollars. How many dollars does the club spend on supplies? Club Budget Food 30% Trips 35% Prizes 10% Supplies 25% 25 25 The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 320 people. How many people chose apple? Favorite Fruit Apple 30% Banana 40% Grape 10% Mango 20% 96 96 The circle graph shows how a club spends its budget of 80 dollars. How many more dollars does the club spend on trips than on prizes? Club Budget Food 15% Trips 30% Prizes 20% Supplies 35% 8 8 The circle graph shows how a club spends its budget of 520 dollars. How many dollars does the club spend on prizes? Club Budget Food 30% Trips 10% Prizes 20% Supplies 40% 104 104 The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 520 people. How many more people chose mango than chose apple? Favorite Fruit Apple 15% Banana 25% Grape 40% Mango 20% 26 26 The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 180 people. How many more people chose banana than chose grape? Favorite Fruit Apple 15% Banana 40% Grape 35% Mango 10% 9 9 The circle graph shows how 560 students get to school. How many students ride a bike? How Students Get to School Bus 25% Car 30% Walk 35% Bike 10% 56 56 The circle graph shows how 580 students get to school. How many more students ride the bus than come by car? How Students Get to School Bus 40% Car 30% Walk 20% Bike 10% 58 58 The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 460 people. How many people chose grape? Favorite Fruit Apple 25% Banana 10% Grape 35% Mango 30% 161 161 The circle graph shows the favorite fruit of 400 people. How many more people chose apple than chose banana? Favorite Fruit Apple 25% Banana 10% Grape 30% Mango 35% 60 60 The circle graph shows how 580 students get to school. How many more students walk than ride a bike? How Students Get to School Bus 20% Car 40% Walk 30% Bike 10% 116 116
Found a mistake on this sheet?
How to do these A circle graph shows 240 students in all, and 35% of them take the bus. How many take the bus?
35% of 240 is 0.35 times 240. That is 84. The answer is 84 84
Where students go wrong Reading the percent as the count. A 35% slice of 240 students is 84 students, not 35.
Also called pie chart, pie graph or circle graph.
Questions about these worksheets Are these circle graph worksheets free? + Yes. Every circle graph sheet is free to print and free to download as a PDF. There is no account to make, no email to hand over and no limit on how many you take.
Do the circle graph worksheets come with an answer key? + Yes. The answer key prints on a second page, and you can choose whether it shows each question beside its answer or just the answers in a list.
Are these circle graph worksheets printable? + Yes. Print straight from the page, or download the PDF and print that. The sheet is laid out for paper rather than squeezed off a screen, so there is room to work under each question, and the answer key comes out on its own page.
What grade are these circle graph worksheets for? + Pre-Algebra is usually taken around 7th or 8th grade, though schools vary and plenty of students meet it earlier or later. Pick the difficulty rather than the grade: the easy level suits a first lesson on it, the hard level suits review before a test.
Can I get a different version of the same circle graph worksheet? + Yes, as many as you like. The questions are built fresh each time rather than picked from a fixed set of files, so pressing Generate gives a new sheet. That is what you want for a second class, a retake, or two students sitting next to each other.
Is this a free alternative to Kuta Software for circle graph? + That is the closest comparison, and Kuta Software is good software. It is also paid software you install on a computer. These worksheets run in a browser tab for free, with no account and nothing to install. Like Kuta, the circle graph questions are generated when you ask for them rather than pulled from a fixed set of files, so two classes never get the same sheet, and the answer key comes with it.
Can I choose how hard the circle graph questions are? + Yes. There are three levels, and you can tick more than one for a sheet that mixes them, in which case the questions come out easiest first. The harder levels are not just larger numbers: they ask for something the easy ones do not.
What do students get wrong with circle graph? + Reading the percent as the count. A 35% slice of 240 students is 84 students, not 35.
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