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Worksheet on reading pie charts with three practical exercises involving tree types, sweet colors, and Earth's land and water distribution.

A worksheet titled "Reading Pie Charts (A)" featuring three exercises on interpreting pie charts, including tree types in a forest, colors of sweets in a bag, and Earth's surface coverage by land and water.

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1)
a. Maple
b. Elm
c. Oak and Hazel
d. Pine

2)
a. The largest sector is red, the next largest is blue, followed by two equal-sized sectors for green and yellow, and the smallest sector is orange.
b. 24

3)
a. About 40%
b. About 20%
c. The pie chart should show one large sector labeled "Water" covering approximately 71% of the circle, and a smaller sector labeled "Land" covering approximately 29% of the circle.

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