Bar graph illustrating how community workers travel to work, with questions based on the data.

Let’s go through each question one by one using the bar graph.

First, let’s read the values from the graph:

- WALK: The green bar goes up to 40 → 40 workers
- BICYCLE: The purple bar goes up to 30 → 30 workers
- BUS: The dark purple bar goes up to 35 → 35 workers
- TRAIN: The orange bar goes up to 20 → 20 workers
- CAR: The blue bar goes up to 10 → 10 workers

Now, answer each question:

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1. How do most workers travel to work?

Look for the tallest bar — that’s WALK with 40 workers.
→ Most workers walk.

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2. How many workers ride a bicycle to work?

The BICYCLE bar is at 30.
→ 30 workers.

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3. Do more workers ride a bicycle or get a ride in a car?

Bicycle = 30, Car = 10 → 30 > 10
→ More workers ride a bicycle.

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4. How many more workers take the bus to work than take the train?

Bus = 35, Train = 20
35 - 20 = 15
→ 15 more workers take the bus.

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5. How many workers ride in a car to get to work?

Car bar = 10
→ 10 workers.

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6. How many workers take the train and walk to work combined?

Train = 20, Walk = 40
20 + 40 = 60
→ 60 workers.

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7. What is the total number of workers in the survey?

Add all the numbers:
Walk (40) + Bicycle (30) + Bus (35) + Train (20) + Car (10)
= 40 + 30 = 70
70 + 35 = 105
105 + 20 = 125
125 + 10 = 135
→ Total = 135 workers.

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Final Answer:
1. Walk
2. 30
3. Bicycle
4. 15
5. 10
6. 60
7. 135