A graph is a way to show information in a diagram. Learn to read
a line graph and a bar graph.
Look at the examples below.
Line Graph
In the line graph above, the letter A is shown as 3, the letter D is 9, and the letter M
is 7.
Bar Graph
In the bar graph above Apples are shown as 10, Pears are shown as 12, and Kiwis are
shown as 3.
Read the line graph and bar graph below.
How many A's?
How many C's?
How many F's?
How many H's?
How many I's?
How many B's?
How many D's?
How many E's?
How many G's?
How many J's?
How many N's?
How many Bobs?
How many Allies?
How many Jesses?
How many Mikes?
How many Anns?
How many Steves?
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