Reading Bar Graph Worksheet: Free Printable PDF for Children - Free Printable

I'll solve this step by step by analyzing the bar graph showing how many pounds of fish the polar bear ate each day.

First, let's look closely at the bar graph:
- The vertical axis shows "Amount of Fish in Pounds" from 0 to 14.
- The horizontal axis shows days of the week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
- Each bar represents the amount of fish eaten on that day.

Let me read the values for each day:
- Monday: The bar reaches 10 pounds
- Tuesday: The bar reaches 8 pounds
- Wednesday: The bar reaches 14 pounds
- Thursday: The bar reaches 8 pounds
- Friday: The bar reaches 6 pounds

Now I'll answer each question:

Question 1: On which two days did the polar bear eat the same amount of fish?
Looking at the values, Tuesday and Thursday both have bars reaching 8 pounds. So the answer is Tuesday and Thursday.

Question 2: How many more pounds of fish did the polar bear eat on Wednesday than on Thursday?
Wednesday: 14 pounds
Thursday: 8 pounds
Difference: 14 - 8 = 6 pounds

Question 3: On which day did the polar bear eat the same amount of fish as on Tuesday and Friday combined?
Tuesday: 8 pounds
Friday: 6 pounds
Combined: 8 + 6 = 14 pounds
Looking at the graph, Wednesday is the only day with 14 pounds.

The answers provided in the image are correct:
- Tuesday and Thursday (same amount)
- 6 (more pounds on Wednesday than Thursday)
- Wednesday (same as Tuesday and Friday combined)

This completes my analysis of the bar graph and answers to all questions.