A second-grade class has created a pictograph of what type of shoe each person is wearing. What is the next visual representation students can make from the information given?Aa circle graphBa bar graphCa line graphDa stem-and-leaf plot

Students collected data about members of their favourite sporting teams.They were asked to collect data for their height, years at the club and age, and display the data using methods they had been studying. Four students were observed.Which student used a method of display that was not appropriate for the data?Question 1Select one:a.Ali used 3 line graphs.b.Trudy used a stem and leaf plot for the heights and dot plots for the years at the club and ages.c.Siobhan used stem and leaf plots for years at the club and ages, and a dot plot for height.d.Hugo used histograms for years at the club and ages, and a dot plot for height.

Question 4A data team at a public university wants to communicate to stakeholders about which foreign language courses are most popular with students. They create a data visualization that identifies the 38 different courses, then shows the number of students enrolled in each one. What type of data visualization should they create?1 pointBar chartPie chartLine chartDonut chart

Which of the following ways can be used to represent a graph?

Suppose you ask your classmates what is the color of their hair. 7 reply that they are naturally blond, 12 have brown hair, 3 have red hair and 6 have black hair. Which type of graph will you use for organizing your data?  Bar graph   Pie chart   Time Series   Scatter Plot There are not two sets of data.

Match the definition to the term.1. exposition a circle graph showing parts of a whole 2. pictograph a graph using symbols or pictures to add more information about data 3. spatial organization a short, entertaining story 4. line graph a graph showing continuous change across a span of time 5. table a set of definitions for symbols, listed at the bottom of a chart or graph 6. pie chart a graph used to show change in relationship at set points in time 7. chronological organization the major idea of a paragraph explicitly stated 8. author purpose a visual aid which organizes data in rows and columns 9. topic sentence writing intended to describe, explain, or inform 10. bar graph a method of ordering ideas when describing a physical object or space 11. legend a method of ordering ideas by time sequence 12. anecdote to inform, persuade, entertain, or express strong feelings