Graphs & Tables treasure hunt
Charts & Tables GPS scavenger hunts turn data visualisation into an adventurous journey of discovery. Children learn interactively to extract information from graphs and tables as they navigate through the real world.
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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.
Look at the graph of umbrellas. There are 1 yellow umbrella and 4 blue umbrellas. Which colour umbrella is least?
Yellow
Blue
Red
Green
Look at the graph of hats. There are 2 blue hats and 2 red hats. Are there more blue hats or more red hats?
As much
More blue
More red
No hats
Look at the graph. There are 4 small butterflies and 2 large butterflies. Which butterflies are there more?
Small butterflies
Large butterflies
As much
No butterflies
There are candles: short, long, short, long, short. Which candle is there now?
Long candle
Short candle
Red candle
No candle
The table shows: 1 rabbit, 2 ducks, 1 chicken. Which animal do you see the most?
Duck
Rabbit
Chicken
Dog
There are 5 dolls in a row. 1 puppet falls over. How many dolls are left standing?
4 dolls
5 dolls
3 dolls
1 doll
On the board you see: circle, square, circle, square. What is the pattern?
Alternately
Circles only
Squares only
Interspersed
There are 3 ducklings and 2 chicks walking in the garden. How many little animals are there together?
5 animals
3 animals
2 animals
4 animals
A graph shows numbers. 10 balls by red, 7 balls by blue. Which colour has more?
Red
Blue
Green
As many
A table shows that there are 3 sandwiches with jam and 2 with cheese. Which kind is less?
With cheese
With jam
As many
With peanut butter
A graph shows numbers. 1 occurs 4 times, 2 occurs 6 times. Which digit occurs more?
The figure 2
The number 1
The figure 3
As many
In a graph there are letters. A: 8 times, B: 3 times, C: 5 times. Which letter do you see the least?
B
A
C
D
A table lists 3 brothers and 2 sisters from a family. Are there more siblings?
More brothers
More sisters
As many
More dads
On a graph, you can see that Lisa made 6 drawings and Sam made 4 drawings. How many drawings did they make together?
10 drawings
9 drawings
11 drawings
8 drawings
In a table, you can see that Emma has 5 stickers and Tom has 2 stickers. Who has the most stickers?
Emma
Tom
Both equally
Lisa
Look at the graph with boxes. Butterflies: 5 boxes, bees: 3 boxes. How many more butterflies than bees?
2 more
3 more
1 more
4 more
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A Graphs & Tables scavenger hunt is a GPS-guided outdoor activity with quiz questions about Graphs & Tables, part of the theme Mathematics. You walk a route past various locations and answer fun questions along the way.
There are 1459 questions available about Graphs & Tables: 1459 multiple choice questions, 0 open questions and 0 assignments. The category Mathematics has more than 49999 questions in total.
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