Line Plots Challenge

What is a line plot?

• A line plot is a type of graph that displays data points along a number line.

• A line plot is a type of scatter plot.

• A line plot is a type of bar graph.

• A line plot is a type of pie chart.

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How are line plots used to represent data?

• Line plots are used to show data in scatter plot form

• Line plots are used to represent data in 3D space

• Line plots are used to display data in bar chart format

• Line plots are used to visually represent data points on a number line by marking each point with a dot and connecting them with lines to show trends or patterns.

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What is the purpose of a title in a line plot?

• To make the plot visually appealing

• To add unnecessary information

• To provide a clear description of the data being represented.

• To confuse the audience

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How do you create a line plot from a set of data?

• Plot the data points on a graph and connect them with straight lines.

• Connect the data points with curved lines instead of straight lines

• Use a pie chart to represent the data

• Draw a scatter plot instead of a line plot

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What is the difference between a line plot and a bar graph?

• A bar graph connects data points with lines.

• A line plot connects data points with lines, while a bar graph uses bars to represent data values.

• A line plot uses bars to represent data values.

• A line plot and a bar graph are the same.

Why is it important to label the axes in a line plot?

• It confuses the audience

• It makes the plot look cluttered

• It provides context and clarity to the data being presented.

• It is unnecessary

What is an outlier in a line plot?

• An outlier is a data point that is the average of all other data points in a line plot.

• An outlier in a line plot is a data point that is significantly different from other data points in the plot.

• An outlier is a data point that is always the highest value in a line plot.

• An outlier is a data point that falls within the expected range of values in a line plot.

How can you determine the range of data from a line plot?

• Find the average of the data points on the line plot.

• Look for the highest data point on the line plot.

• Count the number of data points on the line plot.

• Calculate the difference between the highest and lowest data points on the line plot.

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What is the advantage of using a line plot to display data?

• Line plots are ideal for showing continuous data and changes over time.

• Line plots cannot show trends over time

• Line plots are difficult to interpret

• Line plots are only suitable for discrete data

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Can a line plot have more than one data set represented?

• Rarely

• No

• Yes

• Sometimes

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