7.2 Tables and Pictographs
Reading and Interpreting Tables
A table is often used to present data in rows and columns.
Use the following table, which lists information about the planets, to answer the questions.
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Planet |
Average Distance From Sun (in miles) |
Diameter (in miles) |
Length of Planet's Day in Earth Time (in days) |
Time of Revolution in Earth Time (in years) |
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Mercury |
35,983,000 |
3,031 |
58.82 |
0.24 |
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Venus |
67,237,700 |
7,520 |
224.59 |
0.62 |
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Earth |
92,955,900 |
7,926 |
1 |
1 |
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Mars |
141,634,800 |
4,221 |
1.03 |
1.88 |
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Jupiter |
483,612,200 |
88,846 |
0.41 |
11.86 |
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Saturn |
888,184,000 |
74,898 |
0.43 |
29.46 |
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Uranus |
1,782,000,000 |
31,763 |
0.45 |
84.01 |
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Neptune |
3,666,000,000 |
1,423 |
6.41 |
248.53 |
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Reading and Interpreting Pictographs
Pictographs (or picture graphs) are another way to show information. Instead of actually listing the amounts to be considered, a pictograph uses symbols to represent the amounts. In addition, a key is given telling what each symbol represents.
Every pictograph has a:
title
pictures or symbols
labels
key
The following pictograph shows favorite pizza toppings. Use the pictograph to answer the questions.

Value: 5
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