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Class 4 Mathematics Chapter 14: Data Handling — practice questions with answers

Free practice for Class 4 Mathematics, Chapter 14: Data Handling. Try the solved questions below, then take a free test with instant marking and explanations.

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Sample questions with solutions

Q1. In a class survey, 9 children like apple, 5 children like guava, 17 children like mango. Which fruit is liked by the most children?
  1. apple
  2. guava
  3. mango
  4. all equally
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Answer: C. mango
Why: Mango has the highest count, 17.
Q2. In a class survey, 5 children like banana, 12 children like mango, 18 children like guava. How many children took part?
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Answer: 35
Why: Add them: 5 + 12 + 18 = 35.
Q3. In a class survey, 6 children like apple, 17 children like orange, 13 children like guava. How many more children like orange than apple?
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Answer: 11
Why: 17 − 6 = 11.
Q4. In a class survey, 10 children like banana, 14 children like guava, 18 children like orange. How many children took part?
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Answer: 42
Why: Add them: 10 + 14 + 18 = 42.
Q5. In a class survey, 14 children like papaya, 6 children like apple, 18 children like orange. How many children took part?
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Answer: 38
Why: Add them: 14 + 6 + 18 = 38.
Q6. In a class survey, 7 children like guava, 4 children like papaya, 12 children like banana. How many children took part?
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Answer: 23
Why: Add them: 7 + 4 + 12 = 23.

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Frequently asked questions

How many practice questions are there for Class 4 Mathematics Chapter 14: Data Handling?

10 questions. A few are solved on this page; the free test shows the answer and explanation for every question after you submit.

Is this chapter from the NCERT book?

Yes — it follows the NCERT Class 4 Mathematics syllabus, used by CBSE and many state boards.

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