Bar charts: how many more
for 2nd grade

From the bar charts say how many more items one category has than another

Below is a table showing the first 6 question answer pairs for the topic "Bar charts: how many more" as used in the lessons for this topic. Our games and tests for the topic use these 6 items plus 10 additional question answer pairs.

The topic "Bar charts: how many more" is in the category Statistics for 2nd grade (ages 7 to 8).

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The additional number of people who preferred oranges compared to those who preferred apples is 1

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The additional number of people who preferred pears compared to those who preferred strawberries is 3

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The additional number of people who preferred strawberries compared to those who preferred apples is 3

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The additional number of people who preferred oranges compared to those who preferred apples is 4

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The additional number of people who preferred pears compared to those who preferred oranges is 2

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The additional number of people who preferred oranges compared to those who preferred apples is 8

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Bar charts: how many morefor 2nd grade

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Bar charts: how many more
for 2nd grade