Final Answer:
1. June
2. Apples: 300 pounds; Oranges: 250 pounds; Grapes: 200 pounds
3. No, because the bars are different colors and represent different types of fruit.
4. The chart would not show which fruit is which — all bars would look the same, making it hard to tell them apart.
5. A pictograph (or picture graph) — for example, using pictures of apples, oranges, and grapes to show how many were harvested.
6. If each symbol = 50 pounds → 6 apple symbols, 5 orange symbols, 4 grape symbols.
7. Conclusion 1: More apples were harvested than any other fruit.
Conclusion 2: Grape harvest was the smallest each month.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of reading charts and graphs worksheet high school.
