Categorical distributions are often presented graphically by means of pie charts, in which a circle is divided into sectors proportional in size to the frequencies (or percentages) with which the data are distributed among the categories. Draw a pie chart to represent the following data, obtained in a study inwhich 40 drivers were asked to judge the maneuverability of a certain make of car: 

Very good, good, good, fair, excellent, good, good, good, very good, poor, good, good, good, good, very good, good, fair, good, good, very poor, very good, fair, good, good, excellent, very good, good, good, good, fair, fair, very good, good, very good, excellent, very good, fair, good, good, and very good.