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Bar graphs are particularly useful in examining

Bar graphs are particularly useful in examining

a. upward trends.
b. data between categories.
c. downward trends.
d. data within a single category.

Question -2-

A line graph has two lines that draw dramatically closer together. Which question will best help explain this finding?

a. What is a good standard range?
b. Does each line increase?
c. Is there an event or issue that could have caused the change?
d. What years are represented?

Question -3-

In line graphs, the horizontal axis is called the ________, and it is often used to ________.

a. X-axis; display demographic categories
b. X-axis; demonstrate change over time
c. Y-axis; display demographic categories
d. Y-axis; demonstrate change over time

Question -4-

When reading line graphs, it is very important to examine the

a. title.
b. graph's legend to determine what each line represents.
c. Y-axis.
d. percentage ranges.

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