Grade 1 data and decisions practice helps first graders use class survey results to make real choices at school. Four multiple choice items cover snack buying, book picking, game ties, and field day totals. Five fill problems push kids to find the top drink, the fewest drink, how many more juice than milk, the class grand total, and a fresh two-drink sum when new votes arrive.
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Data & Tally Charts
Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. A snack survey shows 8 pretzel, 5 grape, 3 apple votes. Which snack should the class buy?
A) pretzel
B) grape
C) apple
D) any snack
2. A book vote shows 6 fairy, 4 animal, 2 space. Which book should we read first?
A) fairy
B) animal
C) space
D) none
3. A game survey shows 5 tag, 5 ball, 2 hide. Which best describes the class pick?
A) ball wins
B) hide wins
C) tag and ball tie
D) tag loses
4. Field day survey: 7 park, 4 zoo, 3 farm. How many friends voted in all?
A) 10
B) 11
C) 14
D) 15
Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1. Drinks: 9 juice, 4 milk, 2 water. The drink with the most votes is juice.
2. Using those same drink totals, the drink with the fewest votes is water.
3. Juice 9 minus milk 4 shows juice has 5 more votes than milk.
4. Drinks 9 + 4 + 2 together give a full class total of 15 votes.
5. If 2 more kids pick milk, milk and water together would total 8.
Data & Tally Charts
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. A snack survey shows 8 pretzel, 5 grape, 3 apple votes. Which snack should the class buy?
A) pretzel
B) grape
C) apple
D) any snack
2. A book vote shows 6 fairy, 4 animal, 2 space. Which book should we read first?
A) fairy
B) animal
C) space
D) none
3. A game survey shows 5 tag, 5 ball, 2 hide. Which best describes the class pick?
A) ball wins
B) hide wins
C) tag and ball tie
D) tag loses
4. Field day survey: 7 park, 4 zoo, 3 farm. How many friends voted in all?
A) 10
B) 11
C) 14
D) 15
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) Drinks: 9 juice, 4 milk, 2 water. The drink with the most votes is juice.
2) Using those same drink totals, the drink with the fewest votes is water.
3) Juice 9 minus milk 4 shows juice has 5 more votes than milk.
4) Drinks 9 + 4 + 2 together give a full class total of 15 votes.
5) If 2 more kids pick milk, milk and water together would total 8.
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