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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.

In the graph you see flags: 1 yellow flag, 3 red flags. Which colour flag is more?
Red Yellow Blue Green
There are flowers in the garden: red, white, red, white, red. Which colour is most common?
Red White Yellow Blue
The graph shows gifts: 3 large gifts, 1 small gift. Which gifts do you see more of?
Great gifts Small gifts As much No gifts
The table shows balloons: 4 blue balloons, 2 yellow balloons. Which colour balloon is more?
Blue Yellow Red Purple
In the table you see socks: 3 blue socks and 3 red socks. How many socks are there together?
6 socks 3 socks 5 socks 4 socks
Look at the graph. There are 1 rabbit and 4 ducklings. Which animal do you see more?
Ducks Rabbits As much No animals
On the shelf are cups: high, low, high, low, high. Which cup comes next?
Low cup Tall cup Medium-sized cup No cup
Look at the graph. Which bar is the lowest?
The green bar The red bar The blue bar The yellow bar
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Look at the graph with dashes. Rabbits: 6 dashes, ducks: 4 dashes. How many animals together?
10 animals 9 animals 11 animals 8 animals
Look at the graph. Fish: 3, crab: 5, starfish: 2. What swims the most in the sea?
Crab Fish Starfish Octopus
On a graph, you see 2 circles and 4 squares. Which shape occurs most often?
Squares Circles As many Triangles
A table lists 3 books and 2 magazines on the shelf. How much reading material is there in total?
5 units 4 units 6 units 3 units
A chart lists drinks. Water: 8, juice: 5, milk: 3. Which is drunk the most?
Water Juice Milk Tea
A graph shows how many flowers are in the garden. There are 3 tulips and 1 rose. How many fewer flowers are the roses?
2 fewer flowers 1 flour less 3 fewer flowers 4 fewer flowers
In a table there are 2 red balls, 1 blue ball and 3 green balls. Which colour is most common?
Green Red Blue Yellow
A table shows 3 red shoes and 3 black shoes. Which colour occurs most often?
Both colours equally Red Black White
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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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