Bar Graphs interactive activity for Grade 3 - Free Printable

Let's analyze the bar graph and answer each question step by step.

Bar Graph Analysis:

- WALK: Approximately 40 workers
- BICYCLE: Approximately 30 workers
- BUS: Approximately 35 workers
- TRAIN: Approximately 20 workers
- CAR: Approximately 10 workers

Questions and Solutions:

#### 1. How do most workers travel to work?
- From the bar graph, the tallest bar corresponds to "WALK," which has approximately 40 workers.
- Answer: Most workers travel to work by walking.

#### 2. How many workers ride a bicycle to work?
- The bar for "BICYCLE" shows approximately 30 workers.
- Answer: 30 workers ride a bicycle to work.

#### 3. Do more workers ride a bicycle or get a ride in a car?
- Number of workers who ride a bicycle: 30
- Number of workers who get a ride in a car: 10
- Since 30 > 10, more workers ride a bicycle.
- Answer: More workers ride a bicycle.

#### 4. How many more workers take the bus to work than take the train?
- Number of workers who take the bus: 35
- Number of workers who take the train: 20
- Difference: \( 35 - 20 = 15 \)
- Answer: 15 more workers take the bus to work than take the train.

#### 5. How many workers ride in a car to get to work?
- The bar for "CAR" shows approximately 10 workers.
- Answer: 10 workers ride in a car to get to work.

#### 6. How many workers take the train and walk to work combined?
- Number of workers who take the train: 20
- Number of workers who walk: 40
- Combined total: \( 20 + 40 = 60 \)
- Answer: 60 workers take the train and walk to work combined.

#### 7. What is the total number of workers in the survey?
- Sum of all workers from each mode of transportation:
- Walk: 40
- Bicycle: 30
- Bus: 35
- Train: 20
- Car: 10
- Total: \( 40 + 30 + 35 + 20 + 10 = 135 \)
- Answer: The total number of workers in the survey is 135.

Final Answers:

1. Most workers travel to work by walking.
2. 30 workers ride a bicycle to work.
3. More workers ride a bicycle.
4. 15 more workers take the bus to work than take the train.
5. 10 workers ride in a car to get to work.
6. 60 workers take the train and walk to work combined.
7. The total number of workers in the survey is 135.

Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{135}
\]