Pictograms/Pictographs

The pictograph shows the number of canned drinks sold by three different shops in a week. 

What is the total profit of shop $A$, if the profit gained on each drink is $₹50 ?$

The following number of students came to class VI in the last week. Represent this information on a pictograph. Take the key as $\mathbb{O}=2$ students.

The pictograph shows the number of canned drinks sold by three different shops in a week. What is the difference between the number of cans sold by shop $B$ and the number of cans sold by shop $C$?

The children of a locality plant trees every week. The pictograph below shows the number of trees children plant each week for four weeks.

Key: $1$  $=1$ plant.

How many plants were planted between week $2$ and week $4$?

The children of a locality plant trees every week. The pictograph below shows the number of trees children plant each week for four weeks.

How many more trees need to be planted in week $3$ to be equal to those in week $4$ ?

A soft drink company organised a stall at a carnival where they sold the following quantities of various drinks.

Represent these in a bar graph, giving an appropriate key and a caption for the graph.

The children of a locality plant trees every week. The pictograph below shows the number of trees children plant each week for four weeks.

Key: $1$  $=1$ plant.

In which week did they plant more than $5$ trees?

Create a pictograph for the following data.

The children of a locality plant trees every week. The pictograph below shows the number of trees children plant each week for four weeks.

Key: $1$  $=1$ plant.

How many trees were planted in week $2$?

Draw a pictogram to represent the data showing the different modes of transport used by the students of a school. Choose a suitable scale for the pictogram.

Draw a pictogram to show the population of a country during certain years. Choose a suitable scale for the pictogram.

Draw a pictogram to show the different age groups of people living in an apartment. Choose a suitable scale for the pictogram.

Draw a pictogram to show the number of students present in a class of $40$ during a week:

Key:  $=4$ students and  $=2$ students

Draw a pictogram to show the sale of rice in a grocery shop for a week:

Key:  $=10 \mathrm{kg}$