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To determine how many learners like animals based on the pictogram, I'll count the total number of symbols (each symbol represents one learner) for each animal category. The animals shown are giraffe, springbok, rhino, elephant, and lion.

Let's count the symbols for each animal:
- **Giraffe**: 4 symbols
- **Springbok**: 4 symbols
- **Rhino**: 2 symbols
- **Elephant**: 3 symbols
- **Lion**: 5 symbols

Now, summing them up:
\[ 4 \text{ (giraffe)} + 4 \text{ (springbok)} + 2 \text{ (rhino)} + 3 \text{ (elephant)} + 5 \text{ (lion)} = 18 \]

So, a total of **18 learners** like animals.

Would you like more details or have any questions?

Here are 5 related questions:
1. Which animal is liked by the most learners?
2. Which animal is liked by the fewest learners?
3. How many more learners like lions compared to rhinos?
4. What is the combined total of learners who like giraffes and springboks?
5. If one more learner liked rhinos, how would that affect the total?

**Tip**: Pictograms are great for visually comparing data quickly!

Discover how to interpret a pictogram showing Grade 2 learners' favorite animals, counting the total number of learners who like giraffes, springboks, rhinos, elephants, and lions. Suitable for young learners in Grade 2.

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