This challenging worksheet pushes second graders into multi-step thinking with the fruit survey data: apples 10, bananas 4, grapes 7, oranges 3, strawberries 8, watermelon 6. Four multiple-choice questions ask kids to add all 38 voters, find which two fruits combine to match apples (bananas and watermelon), and figure out that strawberries need 4 pictures on a pictograph where each picture equals 2. Five fill-in blanks dig into vocabulary like 'categories' along the bottom of a bar graph and ask what would happen if 2 more students voted oranges. It builds real problem-solving with data.