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Problem Analysis:

The image provided is a bar graph showing the number of pieces of Fruit-o candy for four different flavors: Banana, Strawberry, Orange, and Watermelon. The task is to answer 10 questions based on the data presented in the bar graph.

Bar Graph Data:

- Banana: 8 pieces
- Strawberry: 6 pieces
- Orange: 5 pieces
- Watermelon: 2 pieces

Step-by-Step Solution:

#### Question 1: How many pieces were banana?
- From the bar graph, the height of the "Banana" bar corresponds to 8 pieces.
- Answer: 8

#### Question 2: Were there more banana pieces or orange pieces?
- Banana pieces: 8
- Orange pieces: 5
- Comparing the two, 8 > 5.
- Answer: More banana pieces

#### Question 3: Were there fewer strawberry pieces or watermelon pieces?
- Strawberry pieces: 6
- Watermelon pieces: 2
- Comparing the two, 6 > 2, so watermelon pieces are fewer.
- Answer: Fewer watermelon pieces

#### Question 4: Which flavor had exactly 5 pieces in the bag?
- From the bar graph, the "Orange" flavor has a bar height corresponding to 5 pieces.
- Answer: Orange

#### Question 5: What is the difference in the number of watermelon pieces and the number of strawberry pieces?
- Watermelon pieces: 2
- Strawberry pieces: 6
- Difference = Strawberry pieces - Watermelon pieces = 6 - 2 = 4
- Answer: 4

#### Question 6: What is the combined number of strawberry and watermelon pieces?
- Strawberry pieces: 6
- Watermelon pieces: 2
- Combined total = Strawberry pieces + Watermelon pieces = 6 + 2 = 8
- Answer: 8

#### Question 7: Which flavor had the most pieces in the bag?
- Banana: 8 pieces
- Strawberry: 6 pieces
- Orange: 5 pieces
- Watermelon: 2 pieces
- The highest number of pieces is 8, which corresponds to the "Banana" flavor.
- Answer: Banana

#### Question 8: Which flavor had the fewest pieces in the bag?
- Banana: 8 pieces
- Strawberry: 6 pieces
- Orange: 5 pieces
- Watermelon: 2 pieces
- The lowest number of pieces is 2, which corresponds to the "Watermelon" flavor.
- Answer: Watermelon

#### Question 9: How many more strawberry pieces were there than watermelon pieces?
- Strawberry pieces: 6
- Watermelon pieces: 2
- Difference = Strawberry pieces - Watermelon pieces = 6 - 2 = 4
- Answer: 4

#### Question 10: How many fewer watermelon pieces were there than banana pieces?
- Banana pieces: 8
- Watermelon pieces: 2
- Difference = Banana pieces - Watermelon pieces = 8 - 2 = 6
- Answer: 6

Final Answers:

1. 8
2. More banana pieces
3. Fewer watermelon pieces
4. Orange
5. 4
6. 8
7. Banana
8. Watermelon
9. 4
10. 6

Boxed Final Answer:

\[
\boxed{8, \text{More banana pieces}, \text{Fewer watermelon pieces}, \text{Orange}, 4, 8, \text{Banana}, \text{Watermelon}, 4, 6}
\]