Let’s solve each question step by step using the bar graph and the table provided.
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1) Fill in the missing data in the table for Quadra and Captain.
Look at the bar graph:
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Quadra’s bar (orange) ends at
12 on the “Number of Bugs Eaten” axis → So Quadra ate
12 bugs.
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Captain’s bar (blue) ends at
15 → So Captain ate
15 bugs.
✔ Answer:
- Quadra:
12
- Captain:
15
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2) Draw a bar to show how many bugs Newton ate.
From the table, Newton ate
7 bugs.
On the bar graph, you would draw a bar (likely green, matching Newton’s color key) that extends to
7 on the x-axis.
*(Since this is text-based, I can’t draw it, but you would draw a green bar from 0 to 7 on the number line.)*
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3) Which salamander ate the most bugs?
Look at the longest bar or highest number in the table:
- Tyger: 16 ←
highest
- Captain: 15
- Frazer: 14
- Quadra: 12
- Newton: 7
- Sally: 6
✔ Answer: Tyger
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4) How many more bugs did Quadra eat than Sally?
Quadra = 12
Sally = 6
Difference = 12 - 6 =
6
✔ Answer: 6
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5) How many more bugs did Tyger eat than Newton?
Tyger = 16
Newton = 7
Difference = 16 - 7 =
9
✔ Answer: 9
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6) Captain ate more bugs than Sally and Quadra put together. Is this true or false?
Sally + Quadra = 6 + 12 =
18
Captain =
15
Is 15 > 18?
✘ No.
✔ Answer: False
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7) Which 2 salamanders ate exactly 20 bugs altogether?
We need to find two salamanders whose bug counts add up to 20.
Check combinations:
- Quadra (12) + Sally (6) = 18
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- Quadra (12) + Newton (7) = 19
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- Quadra (12) + Frazer (14) = 26
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- Quadra (12) + Captain (15) = 27
✘
- Quadra (12) + Tyger (16) = 28
✘
- Sally (6) + Newton (7) = 13
✘
- Sally (6) + Frazer (14) =
20 ✔
- Sally (6) + Captain (15) = 21
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- Sally (6) + Tyger (16) = 22
✘
- Newton (7) + Frazer (14) = 21
✘
- Newton (7) + Captain (15) = 22
✘
- Newton (7) + Tyger (16) = 23
✘
- Frazer (14) + Captain (15) = 29
✘
- Frazer (14) + Tyger (16) = 30
✘
- Captain (15) + Tyger (16) = 31
✘
✔ Only
Sally (6) + Frazer (14) = 20
✔ Answer: Sally and Frazer
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✔ Final Answers:
1) Quadra:
12, Captain:
15
2) Draw a bar for Newton to
7 (green bar)
3)
Tyger
4)
6
5)
9
6)
False
7)
Sally and Frazer
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of bar graph worksheet for 3rd.