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This worksheet contains two math questions for a 4th grade student. The first question involves interpreting data from a bar graph of points scored by 5 teams, including finding total points, highest scoring team, and players who scored over 10 points. The second question involves making a vertical bar graph from a table of number of seeds planted each day of the week, and answering questions about total seeds planted, comparing seeds planted on two days, and seeds planted on two particular days. The worksheet is signed by the teacher, Mahmoud M. Aladdasi, and is for a 4th grade mathematics class.

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WSG4A

This worksheet contains two math questions for a 4th grade student. The first question involves interpreting data from a bar graph of points scored by 5 teams, including finding total points, highest scoring team, and players who scored over 10 points. The second question involves making a vertical bar graph from a table of number of seeds planted each day of the week, and answering questions about total seeds planted, comparing seeds planted on two days, and seeds planted on two particular days. The worksheet is signed by the teacher, Mahmoud M. Aladdasi, and is for a 4th grade mathematics class.

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Worksheet (1)
Name: _________________________ Grade: 4
Subject: Math Date: ___________

Question One: From the following ((Bar Graph)), answer the following:
Points Scored a. What are the total points for all
five teams?

b. Who scored the most points?

c. Which player(s) scored more than


10 points?

Question Two: Make a vertical bar graph using the data in the table
Number of Seeds Planted Number of Seeds Planted
Day Number of Seeds
Monday 280
Tuesday 270
Wednesday 180
Thursday 200
Friday 300

a. How many seeds were planted in


all?

b. How many more seeds were


planted on Friday than on Thursday?

c. How many seeds were planted in all


on Thursday and Wednesday?

Best wishes
Mahmoud M. Aladdasi

Mathematics 4
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