INTERPRETING GRAPHS, CHARTS, TABLES AND DIAGRAMS (PART- 2)



Q3. The pie chart below shows the mode of transport the people of your town use to go to work. Write a paragraph the information interpreting contained in the chart.





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The pie chart represents the distribution of household expenditure across different categories. Food accounts for the largest share at 40%, indicating that it is the primary expense. Education makes up 20% of the budget, while transport and other expenses each account for 15%. Health receives the smallest share at 10%. The chart suggests that basic needs consume the largest portion of household income, with other expenses receiving comparatively smaller allocations.


Q4.


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The given pie chart shows the different modes of transport people in my town use to go to work. Motorbikes, buses, and bicycles are the most popular, with 20% of people using each of them. 15% of commuters prefer scooters. 10% travel by car. Only 7% of the people walk to work, while 5% use taxis. Autorickshaws are the least preferred mode of transport, accounting for only 3%. The chart clearly indicates that economical and convenient means of transport are more popular than expensive ones. Overall, the town depends mainly on motorbikes, buses, and bicycles for daily commuting.



Q5.



The given pie chart shows how Mr. Sahu spends his monthly income wisely. He gives the highest priority to education, spending 30% of his income on it. He spends 25% on household expenses such as food and daily needs. Another 20% is used for phone bills, electricity, guests, and clothes. He keeps 15% for other miscellaneous expenses. Finally, he saves 10% of his monthly income for the future. The chart clearly shows that Mr. Sahu manages his money carefully by balancing essential expenses with savings. His financial planning is practical, responsible, and worthy of appreciation.


Q6.The chart below shows the languages used by the people of New Delhi. Read it and write a paragraph interpreting the informations in it.





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The given chart shows the languages used by the people of New Delhi. Hindi is the most widely spoken language, accounting for 45% of the population. English is spoken by 25% of the people, making it the second most common language. Regional languages are also used by 25%, showing the city's linguistic diversity. Only 5% of the population speaks other languages. Overall, the chart indicates that Hindi is the dominant language in New Delhi, while English and regional languages also play an important role in daily communication.



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