Bar graph illustrating how students at Parkside Elementary School get to school, with questions about the data.

Let's solve the problem step by step using the bar graph titled "Getting to School".

Step 1: Understand the Bar Graph

The bar graph shows how students at Parkside Elementary School get to school. The categories are:
- Walk
- Bicycle
- Bus
- Train
- Car

The vertical axis (y-axis) represents the number of students, going up in increments of 5, from 0 to 35.

Now, let's read the height of each bar:

- Walk: The bar reaches 35
- Bicycle: The bar reaches 25
- Bus: The bar reaches 30
- Train: The bar reaches 20
- Car: The bar reaches 10

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Now, answer the questions:

#### 1. How many students ride their bicycle to school?
From the graph, the Bicycle bar reaches 25.
✔ Answer: 25 students

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#### 2. Do more students ride their bicycle or get a ride in a car?
- Bicycle: 25 students
- Car: 10 students

25 > 10 → More students ride their bicycle.

✔ Answer: More students ride their bicycle

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#### 3. How many more students take the bus to school than take the train?
- Bus: 30 students
- Train: 20 students
- Difference: 30 - 20 = 10

✔ Answer: 10 more students

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#### 4. How many students ride in a car to school?
From the graph, the Car bar reaches 10.

✔ Answer: 10 students

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#### 5. How many students take the train and walk to school combined?
- Train: 20 students
- Walk: 35 students
- Combined: 20 + 35 = 55

✔ Answer: 55 students

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#### 6. How do most of the students get to school?
Look at the tallest bar:
- Walk: 35 (tallest)
- Bus: 30
- Bicycle: 25
- Train: 20
- Car: 10

✔ Answer: Most students walk to school

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✔ Final Answers:

1. 25 students
2. More students ride their bicycle
3. 10 more students
4. 10 students
5. 55 students
6. Most students walk to school

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