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Let's analyze the picture graph and the related questions from the worksheet.

### The graph shows four categories: Cats, Dogs, Horses, and Ducks.

- **Cats**: 3 images (each image represents 1 person).
- **Dogs**: 4 images.
- **Horses**: 3 images.
- **Ducks**: 1 image.

Now, let's go through the questions:

1. **How many friends choose dogs?**  
   Answer: 4 (as seen from the 4 dog images).

2. **How many friends choose cats?**  
   Answer: 3 (as seen from the 3 cat images).

3. **Complete the equation to show how many friends choose dogs or cats.**  
   Equation: \( 4 + 3 = 7 \).

4. **How many more friends choose cats than horses?**  
   Answer: 0 (both have 3 images, so the number of friends is equal).

5. **How many fewer friends choose ducks than dogs?**  
   Answer: 3 fewer (1 duck compared to 4 dogs).

6. **How many friends choose horses or ducks?**  
   Answer: \( 3 \, (horses) + 1 \, (duck) = 4 \).

7. **How many more friends choose horses than ducks?**  
   Answer: 2 more (3 horses and 1 duck).

8. **How many fewer friends choose ducks than cats?**  
   Answer: 2 fewer (1 duck compared to 3 cats).

9. **How many friends choose dogs or horses?**  
   Answer: \( 4 \, (dogs) + 3 \, (horses) = 7 \).

10. **Karin asked 15 friends to name one favorite animal. Is this correct?**  
    Let's sum all the friends:  
    \( 3 \, (cats) + 4 \, (dogs) + 3 \, (horses) + 1 \, (duck) = 11 \).  
    **Answer**: No, this is incorrect. Karin asked 11 friends, not 15.

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Would you like more details on any of the questions? Here are 5 related questions to think about:

1. What if each picture represented 2 friends instead of 1?
2. How would the total number change if Karin asked 4 more friends?
3. What is the difference between the number of friends who like cats and dogs?
4. If Karin asked 20 friends, how many more friends would she need to ask?
5. Can you create a new question based on the graph?

**Tip**: Picture graphs are great for visualizing data; always ensure you carefully count the images!

Karin asks her friends: What is your favorite animal? Then she makes this picture graph. How many friends choose dogs, cats, horses, or ducks, and how do the answers relate to the graph?

In this worksheet for Grade 2, students analyze a picture graph showing how many friends chose each animal: cats, dogs, horses, and ducks. They answer questions related to counting, addition, and subtraction based on the graph.

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