Creating displays

Worked solution

1. 1

   Find the row labelled Pear.

   The label connects the circles in that row to the fruit asked about.

2. 2

   Read the key and count the row's circles.

   $1+1=2$

   One circle means one response, and the Pear row has two circles.

3. 3

   Say what the count represents.

   $2\text{children}$

   Each child gave one fruit choice, so two pear responses mean two children chose pear.

Worked solution

1. 1

   Name the display and label its rows.

   $\text{Book choices}$

   The title names the information; the Animals, Space and Stories labels identify the three choices.

2. 2

   Draw one equal block for each choice.

   $\begin{array}{rl}\text{Animals:}& \square \square \square \square \\ \text{Space:}& \square \square \\ \text{Stories:}& \square \square \square \square \square \end{array}$

   The rows need four, two and five blocks, starting in line with each other and using equal spacing.

3. 3

   Add the key and check every row.

   $\square =1\text{response}$

   Counting the blocks gives Animals four, Space two and Stories five, so every row matches its given count.