Worksheet on interpreting a picture graph about oranges picked for juice.

Let's solve the problem step by step using the information from the picture graph.

Understanding the Graph

Each orange icon (🍊) represents 15 oranges.

Here’s how many oranges Peter picked each day:

- Monday: 4 oranges → $4 \times 15 = 60$ oranges
- Wednesday: 6 oranges → $6 \times 15 = 90$ oranges
- Friday: 8 oranges → $8 \times 15 = 120$ oranges
- Saturday: 3 oranges → $3 \times 15 = 45$ oranges

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Now, answer the questions:

#### 1) How many oranges did Peter pick on Wednesday and Friday?

- Wednesday: 90 oranges
- Friday: 120 oranges
- Total: $90 + 120 = 210$

✔ Answer: 210 oranges

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#### 2) How many oranges did he pick on the other 2 days?

The "other 2 days" are Monday and Saturday.

- Monday: 60 oranges
- Saturday: 45 oranges
- Total: $60 + 45 = 105$

✔ Answer: 105 oranges

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#### 3) How many more oranges did he pick on Friday than on Saturday?

- Friday: 120
- Saturday: 45
- Difference: $120 - 45 = 75$

✔ Answer: 75 more oranges

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#### 4) On which day did he pick twice as many oranges as on Monday?

- Monday: 60 oranges
- Twice that: $2 \times 60 = 120$ oranges
- Which day had 120 oranges? → Friday

✔ Answer: Friday

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#### 5) On which day did Peter pick 45 oranges more than on Saturday?

- Saturday: 45 oranges
- 45 more than Saturday: $45 + 45 = 90$ oranges
- Which day had 90 oranges? → Wednesday

✔ Answer: Wednesday

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#### 6) Peter needs 9 oranges for 1 liter of orange juice. How many liters of juice can he make on Saturday?

- Saturday: 45 oranges
- Oranges needed per liter: 9
- Liters: $45 \div 9 = 5$

✔ Answer: 5 liters

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✔ Final Answers:

1) 210 oranges
2) 105 oranges
3) 75 more oranges
4) Friday
5) Wednesday
6) 5 liters

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