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Chart displaying the number of children who selected each fruit, using fruit icons to represent the count.

Bar chart showing the number of children who chose each fruit, with icons representing pears, watermelon, orange, apple, and banana.

Bar chart showing the number of children who chose each fruit, with icons representing pears, watermelon, orange, apple, and banana.

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