A group of parents sat down to create a pie graph of a list of six chores to be done at home. Each chore would receive a set allowance attached to it. Doing the laundry was deemed to take the longest time so it would pay out $2.00 each day it was completed. Each child would be able to earn a total of $14 a week. Which of the following labels should be used for this section of the pie (circle) graph?

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Pie:  A pie graph (or circle graph) uses “slices” or “sections” to show size.  

Chart:  A chart is made up of a horizontal line and a vertical line.  The horizontal line displays advancing numbers, letters or names going from left to right along the horizontal bottom line.  The vertical line displays advancing numbers, letters or names going from the bottom to top along the vertical line.


A group of parents sat down to create a pie graph of a list of six chores to be done at home. Each chore would receive a set allowance attached to it. Doing the laundry was deemed to take the longest time so it would pay out $2.00 each day it was completed. Each child would be able to earn a total of $14 a week. Which of the following labels should be used for this section of the pie (circle) graph?