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Let's break down the worksheet based on the picture graph provided and answer the questions one by one.

From the picture graph, we can see the number of animals chosen as favorites:

- **Dogs**: 6 friends
- **Cats**: 5 friends
- **Horses**: 3 friends
- **Ducks**: 2 friends

Now, let's solve each question:

1. **How many friends choose dogs?**  
   - Answer: 6 friends (as seen in the graph).

2. **How many friends choose cats?**  
   - Answer: 5 friends (as seen in the graph).

3. **Complete the equation to show how many friends choose dogs or cats.**  
   - The equation: 6 (dogs) + 5 (cats) = 11  
   - Answer: 11 friends.

4. **How many more friends choose cats than horses?**  
   - Cats: 5 friends, Horses: 3 friends.  
   - Difference: 5 - 3 = 2  
   - Answer: 2 more friends choose cats than horses.

5. **How many fewer friends choose ducks than dogs?**  
   - Ducks: 2 friends, Dogs: 6 friends.  
   - Difference: 6 - 2 = 4  
   - Answer: 4 fewer friends choose ducks than dogs.

6. **How many friends choose horses or ducks?**  
   - Horses: 3 friends, Ducks: 2 friends.  
   - Total: 3 + 2 = 5  
   - Answer: 5 friends.

7. **How many more friends choose horses than ducks?**  
   - Horses: 3 friends, Ducks: 2 friends.  
   - Difference: 3 - 2 = 1  
   - Answer: 1 more friend chooses horses than ducks.

8. **How many fewer friends choose ducks than cats?**  
   - Ducks: 2 friends, Cats: 5 friends.  
   - Difference: 5 - 2 = 3  
   - Answer: 3 fewer friends choose ducks than cats.

9. **How many friends choose dogs or horses?**  
   - Dogs: 6 friends, Horses: 3 friends.  
   - Total: 6 + 3 = 9  
   - Answer: 9 friends.

10. **How many friends does Karin ask to name a favorite animal? Explain how you know.**  
   - From the totals:  
     - Dogs: 6, Cats: 5, Horses: 3, Ducks: 2.  
     - Total: 6 + 5 + 3 + 2 = 16  
   - Answer: Karin asked 16 friends in total.

If you have any further questions or need additional explanations, feel free to ask!

Here are five related questions for more practice:
1. If 4 more friends chose cats, how many would that be in total?
2. If Karin asked 2 more friends, how would the total number of friends change?
3. What percentage of friends chose dogs?
4. If one more friend chose horses, how many more friends would choose horses than ducks?
5. How many friends chose an animal other than ducks?

**Tip**: To compare totals efficiently, remember to use subtraction or addition directly from the graph values!

How many friends does Karin ask to name a favorite animal? Explain how you know.

Learn how to interpret a picture graph and solve questions about favorite animals chosen by friends. Understand how to calculate totals and differences using data from a graph. This problem is suitable for students in Grade 2.

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