Completing a Frequency Chart from a Venn Diagram Worksheet Download
A group's frequency is the sum of ALL FOUR of the regions inside its circle, not the number printed in the middle of it - and with nothing to choose between, that is the whole task. Sheet 1090 asks the same question as multiple choice, where a wrong total can be caught by comparing the four charts; here there is nothing on the page to check an answer against. The word problem runs across the top with the diagram on the left and the chart to be filled on the right.
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Completing a Frequency Chart from a Venn Diagram
A three-circle Venn diagram is shown beside an empty frequency chart and students write in the total for each group.
About this worksheet
A three-circle Venn diagram is shown beside an empty frequency chart and students write in the total for each group.
Student objectives
- Add every region inside a circle to find its total
- Understand that an overlapping region counts toward more than one group
- Transfer data from a Venn diagram into a frequency chart
- Complete a table from a diagram without a finished example to copy
Everyday practice
- Count how many friends like each topping when some picked more than one
- Add up club membership when people belong to several clubs
- Total a survey where an answer can fall in two groups at once
- Turn a diagram of overlapping groups into a plain list of totals