AI generatedStatisticsKS3 / GCSE

Drawing a bar chart

Drawing a bar chart.

  • Label axes, units and scales clearly.
  • Bar charts use separated bars; time-series graphs join points in time order.
  • Read the key when comparing more than one group.

Example 1

Draw a bar chart.

Given information
CategoryFrequency
A4
B7
C3
D6
Use a consistent frequency scale. Keep equal-width bars with gaps between categories.
Total frequencyAdd all the frequencies.
First frequency 4; total 20.
Frequency chart02468ABCDFrequencyCategory

Example 2

Draw a bar chart.

Given information
CategoryFrequency
A5
B7
C4
D6
Use a consistent frequency scale. Keep equal-width bars with gaps between categories.
Total frequencyAdd all the frequencies.
First frequency 5; total 22.
Frequency chart02468ABCDFrequencyCategory

Your turn

Question 1

Draw a bar chart.

Given information
CategoryFrequency
A6
B7
C5
D6
Check answer
Use a consistent frequency scale. Keep equal-width bars with gaps between categories.
Total frequencyAdd all the frequencies.
First frequency 6; total 24.
Frequency chart02468ABCDFrequencyCategory
Question 2

Draw a bar chart.

Given information
CategoryFrequency
A7
B7
C6
D6
Check answer
Use a consistent frequency scale. Keep equal-width bars with gaps between categories.
Total frequencyAdd all the frequencies.
First frequency 7; total 26.
Frequency chart02468ABCDFrequencyCategory
Question 3

Draw a bar chart.

Given information
CategoryFrequency
A8
B8
C7
D6
Check answer
Use a consistent frequency scale. Keep equal-width bars with gaps between categories.
Total frequencyAdd all the frequencies.
First frequency 8; total 29.
Frequency chart02468ABCDFrequencyCategory
Question 4

Draw a bar chart.

Given information
CategoryFrequency
A9
B8
C8
D6
Check answer
Use a consistent frequency scale. Keep equal-width bars with gaps between categories.
Total frequencyAdd all the frequencies.
First frequency 9; total 31.
Frequency chart0246810ABCDFrequencyCategory
Question 5

Draw a bar chart.

Given information
CategoryFrequency
A10
B8
C9
D6
Check answer
Use a consistent frequency scale. Keep equal-width bars with gaps between categories.
Total frequencyAdd all the frequencies.
First frequency 10; total 33.
Frequency chart0246810ABCDFrequencyCategory