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Flashcards: Data Handling 30 Flashcards 
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The collection of information in the form of numerical figures is called ___. |
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Data |
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True or False: A pictograph uses symbols to represent numerical data. |
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True |
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A bar graph's horizontal axis represents ___. |
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Categories or subjects of data  |
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Fill in the blank: A pie chart is also known as a ___. |
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Circle graph |
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What is the total percentage of a pie chart? |
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100% |
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True or False: A line graph represents data that changes continuously over time. |
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True |
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In a line graph, the y-axis typically represents ___. |
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The variable being measured |
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A tally chart is primarily used for ___. |
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Counting and recording frequency of occurrences |
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If 450 tickets are sold on Monday and 500 on Tuesday, how many tickets were sold over these two days? |
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950 tickets |
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Fill in the blank: A double bar graph is used to compare data between ___. |
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Two different groups |
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What is the purpose of the key in a double bar graph? |
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To differentiate between the data sets represented by different bars |
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If section A collected 5% and section D collected 15%, how much more did section D collect than section A? |
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10% |
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True or False: A bar graph can represent non-numerical data. |
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False  |
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Fill in the blank: A bar graph's title should be descriptive of the ___. |
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Data being displayed |
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Fill in the blank: A line graph represents data using points connected by ___ segments. |
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Line  |
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