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Pie Charts - Online Quiz
Following quiz provides Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) related to Pie Charts. You will have to read all the given answers and click over the correct answer. If you are not sure about the answer then you can check the answer using Show Answer button. You can use Next Quiz button to check new set of questions in the quiz.
Directions: Study the following pie-charts carefully and answer the question that follows.
Q 1 - Number of understudy in Medicine in the years 2005 is what percent of number of understudy in science, Engineering and Medicine together in the years 2005?
Answer - D
Explanation
) Number of understudy in prescription in 2005 = (9/100*1900)=171. Number of understudy in science, Engineering. Furthermore, medication in 2005 = (24+15+9) % of 1900= (48/100*1900) =912. Let 171 = x% of 912. At that point, x/100*912=171 ∴ x= (171*100/912) =18.75%
Directions: Study the Pie-charts carefully and answer the questions that follow:
Q 2 - What is the particular proportion of number of ladies working in Administration division to the aggregate number of representatives working in that office?
Answer - B
Explanation
Administration Department Aggregate no. of workers = (12/100*8450) = 1014 Number of ladies = (14/100*3500) = 490 Number of men = (1014-490) = 524 Required Ratio = 490: 1014 = 245: 507
Directions: The diagram given below depicts the sourced and uses of funds in a public Sector Enterprise. The total outlay is Rs. 4000 crore:
Q 3 - The aggregate sum which has been utilized for purchasing area, apparatus, setting plants and capital works is roughly.
Answer - B
Explanation
Required Amount = 75.6% of 4000 crores. = (75.6/100*4000) = 3024 crore= Rs. 3000 crore.
Directions: Look at the pie-graphs given below and answer the question that follow:
Q 4 - As indicated by these diagrams, what amount of cash from the venture portfolio was put resources into high stocks?
Answer - A
Explanation
Investment in high Risk Stocks = Rs (8.9/100*110500000) = Rs 9834500.
Directions: Look at the Pie-Chart given below and answer the question that follow:
Q 5 - What is the aggregate number of understudy studying Banking and International Trade?
Answer - D
Explanation
Required number of understudy =(12+18)% of 4500=(30/100*4500)=1350.
Directions: Study the Pie-Graph given below and answer the question that follows:
Total Estimated Expenditure On decoration = Rs. 120000
Q 6 - The family gets a markdown on furniture and pays 12% not exactly the evaluated cost on furniture. What is the sum spent on furniture?
Answer - D
Explanation
Estimate expenditure on furniture= 13% of Rs. 120000 = Rs.(120000*13/100)= Rs. 15600 Actual expenditure on furniture = (100-12)% of Rs. 15600 = Rs. (15600*88/100)= Rs. 13728
Directions: Study the Pie-Graph given below and answer the question that follows:
Q 7 - Which of the accompanying articulation is not genuine?
A - Reasonable decision among understudies is private division.
B - Clear decision among official is private part.
D - Higher rate of female Executive have picked private division than that of male officials.
Answer - C
Explanation
Percentage of female students opting for private sector= 55% Percentage of male students opting for private sector= 60% Thus, the statement (c) is not true.
Directions: Study the Pie-Graph given below and answer the question that follows:
Q 8 - What is the proportion of the conveyance of proteins in the muscles to that of the appropriation of proteins in the bones?
Answer - B
Explanation
Required Ratio = 1/3 : 1/6 = 2:1
Directions: Study the Pie-Graph given below and answer the question that follows:
Answer - B
Explanation
Required angle = (35/100*360)°= 126°
Directions: Study the Pie-Graph given below and answer the question that follows:
Q 10 - What is the sum spent by the company A on power?
Answer - B
Explanation
Amount spent on electricity by company A = 26% of Rs. 35750000 = Rs. (35750000*26/100)= Rs. 9295000