DI-Pie Charts Quiz for IPM, CUET & BBA Exams Exams

Question 1

Direction: Read the pie- chart given below carefully & answer the following questions.

A math teacher has a question bank of five topics (Profit & Loss, Percentages, Ratio & Proportion, Time & Work, and Time, Speed & Distance). The questions are divided into three categories depending on their difficulty level, with 40 questions each of Hard (Outer-most pie) & Easy category (inner-most pie) & 80 questions of Moderate category.

A test is to be made using all of the easy and hard level questions only from its question bank. In how many ways the test can be made if no two easy questions are set next to each other?

Question 2

Direction: Read the pie- chart given below carefully & answer the following questions.

A math teacher has a question bank of five topics (Profit & Loss, Percentages, Ratio & Proportion, Time & Work, and Time, Speed & Distance). The questions are divided into three categories depending on their difficulty level, with 40 questions each of Hard (Outer-most pie) & Easy category (inner-most pie) & 80 questions of Moderate category.

What was the difference between the number of questions of Ratio & proportion from easy category and the number of questions of time & work from moderate category?

Question 3

Direction: Read the pie- chart given below carefully & answer the following questions.

A math teacher has a question bank of five topics (Profit & Loss, Percentages, Ratio & Proportion, Time & Work, and Time, Speed & Distance). The questions are divided into three categories depending on their difficulty level, with 40 questions each of Hard (Outer-most pie) & Easy category (inner-most pie) & 80 questions of Moderate category.

If an entire test paper is created from only easy level questions of the question bank then in how many different ways can the questions be arranged such that all the questions from Ratio & Proportion and Percentages are set together?

Question 4

Direction: Study the pie chart and table carefully to answer the following questions.

A retailer purchased shirts of 7 brands, namely, Brand A, Brand B, Brand C, Brand D, Brand E, Brand F and Brand G. The below pie chart gives the distribution of the purchase of shirts of these brands:

Total purchase cost = Rs 30 lakh

The below table shows the purchase price per shirt of the brands and the percent profit made on selling them. The cost price and selling price of each shirt of all brands is constant. All shirts purchased by him were sold.

What is the difference between the selling price of brand B and brand G shirt?

Question 5

Direction: Study the pie chart and table carefully to answer the following questions.

A retailer purchased shirts of 7 brands, namely, Brand A, Brand B, Brand C, Brand D, Brand E, Brand F and Brand G. The below pie chart gives the distribution of the purchase of shirts of these brands:

Total purchase cost = Rs 30 lakh

The below table shows the purchase price per shirt of the brands and the percent profit made on selling them. The cost price and selling price of each shirt of all brands is constant. All shirts purchased by him were sold.

How many shirts of brand D were purchased?

Question 6

Direction: Study the pie chart and table carefully to answer the following questions.

A retailer purchased shirts of 7 brands, namely, Brand A, Brand B, Brand C, Brand D, Brand E, Brand F and Brand G. The below pie chart gives the distribution of the purchase of shirts of these brands:

Total purchase cost = Rs 30 lakh

The below table shows the purchase price per shirt of the brands and the percent profit made on selling them. The cost price and selling price of each shirt of all brands is constant. All shirts purchased by him were sold.

What is the overall profit of the retailer?

Question 7

Direction: Study the pie chart and table carefully to answer the following questions.

A retailer purchased shirts of 7 brands, namely, Brand A, Brand B, Brand C, Brand D, Brand E, Brand F and Brand G. The below pie chart gives the distribution of the purchase of shirts of these brands:

Total purchase cost = Rs 30 lakh

The below table shows the purchase price per shirt of the brands and the percent profit made on selling them. The cost price and selling price of each shirt of all brands is constant. All shirts purchased by him were sold.

Which brand generated the maximum revenue?

Question 8

Direction: Study the following Bar and Pie graph carefully and answer the below questions.
The Bar-chart given below shows the time taken by each worker to complete a certain amount of work.

The Pie-chart given below shows the percentage of work done by the given 5 workers in the time-period given in the above bar-chart.

If A and B started working together and after 3 days C joins them and again after 3 days A is replaced by D then how many more days will be required to complete the work?

Question 9

Direction: Study the following Bar and Pie graph carefully and answer the below questions.
The Bar-chart given below shows the time taken by each worker to complete a certain amount of work.

The Pie-chart given below shows the percentage of work done by the given 5 workers in the time-period given in the above bar-chart.

If E is paid Rs.15/day and D is paid Rs.8/day, what would be the total cost if E and D work together for 4 days and then D left and the remaining work is done by E alone?

Question 10

Direction: Study the following Bar and Pie graph carefully and answer the below questions.
The Bar-chart given below shows the time taken by each worker to complete a certain amount of work.

The Pie-chart given below shows the percentage of work done by the given 5 workers in the time-period given in the above bar-chart.

If the efficiency of A and B is reduced to half and the efficiency of C is doubled, then in how many days will the work be completed if A and B work for 1^st day and C works on 2^nd day and so on they work on alternate days.