Horizontal Bar Graph Worksheets | Grade1to6.com - Free Printable

Let's solve each question step by step using the Horizontal Bar Graph provided.

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Step 1: Understand the graph

This is a horizontal bar graph. The activities are listed on the y-axis (vertical), and the number of children who like each activity is shown by the length of the bar along the x-axis (horizontal). The numbers at the end of each bar tell us exactly how many children chose that activity.

Here’s what each activity has:

- Reading: 10 children
- Crafts: 80 children
- Drawing: 60 children
- Painting: 30 children
- Cycling: 50 children
- Playing: 100 children

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Question 1: Which activity is the most popular?

→ Look for the longest bar or the highest number.

✔ Playing has 100 children — the highest number.

Answer: Playing

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Question 2: Which activity is the least popular?

→ Look for the shortest bar or the lowest number.

✔ Reading has only 10 children — the lowest number.

Answer: Reading

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Question 3: Which activity is the second most least popular?

→ “Second most least popular” means the second smallest number (i.e., the one that is least popular after the very least).

List all activities in order from least to most popular:

1. Reading → 10 ✔ (least)
2. Painting → 30 ← this is second least
3. Cycling → 50
4. Drawing → 60
5. Crafts → 80
6. Playing → 100

So, after Reading (least), the next smallest is Painting.

Answer: Painting

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Question 4: How many children liked Drawing?

→ Look at the bar for Drawing — it ends at 60.

Answer: 60

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Question 5: How many children liked Writing?

→ Look at the graph — Writing is NOT listed as one of the activities surveyed.

There is no bar for “Writing”, so no children were recorded as liking Writing in this survey.

Answer: 0 (or "Not surveyed" — but since it’s a math worksheet, they expect a number)

✔ Answer: 0

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## ✔ Final Answers:

1. Playing
2. Reading
3. Painting
4. 60
5. 0

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Let me know if you’d like to learn how to read bar graphs more deeply!