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Based on the bar graph in the image, the student who received the most votes (from both Class A and Class B combined) is **Taryn**. 

Here’s a breakdown:
- Alicia: Class A (5 votes), Class B (6 votes), total = 11 votes.
- Taryn: Class A (8 votes), Class B (3 votes), total = 11 votes.
- Tobias: Class A (4 votes), Class B (7 votes), total = 11 votes.
- Luka: Class A (7 votes), Class B (2 votes), total = 9 votes.

Since the total votes are tied among Alicia, Taryn, and Tobias at 11 votes each, you can conclude that the sentence could be completed by any of the three depending on specific instructions.

Let me know if you want more details or have any questions!

Here are 5 related questions you might want to explore:
1. How could we visualize this data with a pie chart?
2. What percentage of total votes did Taryn receive?
3. If Class A votes were weighted more, how would it change the outcome?
4. How would you calculate the average number of votes each student received?
5. Can you identify which class had the most influence on the final vote counts?

**Tip:** When comparing data, always sum the parts from all sources before deciding on conclusions, especially if votes come from different groups.

The bar graph shows the votes each student received from Class A and Class B. Use the bar graph to complete the sentence: ______ received the most votes.

Analyze a bar graph showing votes received by four students from two different classes. Learn how to calculate total votes and interpret the highest vote count. Suitable for Grade 3-5 students learning data interpretation and basic addition.

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