Pie charts

Grade 6 · Free printable game: Secret code joke

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Secret code joke

What kind of tree fits in your hand?

Answer each question. Find the letter next to the right answer and write it in the box with the same number. The letters spell the punchline!

  1. a third of a pie chart of 27 childrenQ 270°P 120°F 60°A 9 children
  2. half of a pie chart of 30 childrenF 180°L 120°P 15 childrenB 9 children
  3. a third of a pie chartA 120°U 12 childrenM 90°W 9 children
  4. a sixth of a pie chartJ 90°L 60°W 120°V 270°
  5. a tenth of a pie chart of 70 childrenT 9 childrenM 7 childrenN 90°X 60°
  6. a sixth of a pie chart of 66 childrenN 7 childrenA 8 childrenT 11 childrenH 270°
  7. a quarter of a pie chartR 90°Z 45°S 15 childrenE 60°
  8. a fifth of a pie chart of 40 childrenY 15 childrenI 270°X 45°E 8 children
  9. half of a pie chartW 60°C 9 childrenH 90°E 180°
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Pie charts

Grade 6 · Worksheet

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Draw a line to join each card to its partner.

a tenth of a pie chart of 70 children
120°
a third of a pie chart
12 children
an eighth of a pie chart
45°
a quarter of a pie chart of 48 children
7 children
a third of a pie chart of 27 children
9 children
a fifth of a pie chart of 40 children
8 children

a quarter of a pie chart
270°
a sixth of a pie chart of 66 children
15 children
half of a pie chart of 30 children
60°
a sixth of a pie chart
11 children
three-quarters of a pie chart
90°
half of a pie chart
180°

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Pie charts

Grade 6 · Answer sheet

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Secret code joke

What kind of tree fits in your hand? A PALM TREE

1. 9 children (A) · 2. 15 children (P) · 3. 120° (A) · 4. 60° (L) · 5. 7 children (M) · 6. 11 children (T) · 7. 90° (R) · 8. 8 children (E) · 9. 180° (E)

Worksheet

  1. a tenth of a pie chart of 70 children → 7 children
  2. a third of a pie chart → 120°
  3. an eighth of a pie chart → 45°
  4. a quarter of a pie chart of 48 children → 12 children
  5. a third of a pie chart of 27 children → 9 children
  6. a fifth of a pie chart of 40 children → 8 children
  7. a quarter of a pie chart → 90°
  8. a sixth of a pie chart of 66 children → 11 children
  9. half of a pie chart of 30 children → 15 children
  10. a sixth of a pie chart → 60°
  11. three-quarters of a pie chart → 270°
  12. half of a pie chart → 180°

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