1. The problem describes a group of friends who went on a penguin search and shows a bar chart representing the number of penguins each friend found. 2. Each penguin icon corresponds to 1 penguin, so the number of penguins found by each friend is the count of penguin icons shown. 3. From the graph: - Sven found 2 penguins. - Olaf found 6 penguins. - Anna found 4 penguins. - Elsa found 8 penguins. 4. This is a simple counting problem where each icon equals one unit, so the total penguins found by each friend is the number of icons shown. 5. To summarize, the penguin counts are: $$\text{Sven} = 2$$ $$\text{Olaf} = 6$$ $$\text{Anna} = 4$$ $$\text{Elsa} = 8$$ 6. This problem helps practice reading bar charts and understanding one-to-one correspondence between icons and quantities.