📐 KSSM · Form 1 · Age 13

Data handling and pictograms

57 exam-format practice questions · Mathematics, Form 1 · Free to start

Lesson overview

Data handling and pictograms is a core Mathematics topic in the Malaysian KSSM syllabus for Form 1 (age 13). Students are expected to understand the key concepts, apply them to exam-format questions, and explain their reasoning clearly. This page gives you 57 practice questions written to the exact KSSM DSKP scope — try the samples below, then create a free account (no card needed) to practise the full set with instant marking and step-by-step coaching.

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Q1. In a pictogram, if one symbol represents 5 students, how many students are represented by 3 symbols?

A.8

B.10

C.15

D.20

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Q2. Which of the following is a characteristic of a pictogram?

A.It uses pictures or symbols to represent data.

B.It uses sectors of a circle to show proportions.

C.It connects data points with straight lines.

D.It uses bars of different heights to compare categories.

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Q3. Which of the following is a characteristic of a pictogram?

A.It uses bars of different lengths to represent data.

B.It uses pictures or symbols to represent data.

C.It uses sectors of a circle to represent data.

D.It uses points connected by lines to show trends.

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