Bar Graphs Quiz - CBSE Class 5 Mathematics
Free practice quiz: Bar Graphs (CBSE Class 5 Mathematics). 18 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.
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What information does a bar graph typically display?
- Comparisons between different categories
- The cost of living
- Temperature changes
- Geographical locations
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Answer: A. Comparisons between different categories
Bar graphs are used to display and compare the number, frequency or other measure (e.g., mean) for different categories of data.
How many units does each bar represent if one bar rises to 10 on the Y-axis in a bar graph showcasing hundreds?
- 10 units
- 100 units
- 1000 units
- Hundreds
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Answer: C. 1000 units
If the Y-axis is in hundreds and the bar reaches 10, it represents 10 x 100 = 1000 units.
What information does a double bar graph provide that a single bar graph does not?
- Comparison between two sets of data
- Comparison within one dataset
- The highest values in a dataset
- The most frequent category
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Answer: A. Comparison between two sets of data
A double bar graph can be used to compare two data sets across the same categories.
Which part of the bar graph helps in identifying what each bar stands for?
- Legend
- Title
- Grid lines
- Modified scale
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Answer: A. Legend
The legend indicates what each color or pattern in a bar graph represents.
Which bar in a graph indicates the mode of the data set?
- The shortest bar
- The longest bar
- The first bar
- The last bar
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Answer: B. The longest bar
The mode is the value that appears most frequently, shown by the longest bar in a bar graph.