Ch. 2 Slides 12-15

What is the primary purpose of a chart?

• To show changes over time

• To show facts in an organized way using rows and columns

• To show how the whole of something is divided into parts

• To show steps in a process

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Which type of graph uses thick, wide lines to compare data?

• Line graph

• Bar graph

• Pie graph

• Climate graph

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What does a line graph typically show?

• The parts of an object

• Changes over a particular period of time

• How a whole is divided into parts

• Long-term weather patterns

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What is a climograph?

• A graph that shows population density

• A combination of a line graph and a bar graph

• A circular graph that shows parts of a whole

• A special drawing that explains how something works

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What is the main function of a pie graph?

• To show steps in a process

• To compare data using thick lines

• To show how the whole of something is divided into parts

• To show changes over time

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What do diagrams typically show?

• Changes over time

• Steps in a process, parts of an object, or how something works

• Long-term weather patterns

• Population density

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What do geographers study in relation to population?

• How the whole is divided into parts

• The types of people that make up a population

• Steps in a process

• Long-term weather patterns

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What is population density?

• The average number of people living in a specific area

• The change in population over time

• The types of people in a population

• The movement of goods and ideas

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What do historians study in relation to cultures?

• How cultures change over time

• The average number of people in a culture

• The steps in cultural processes

• The parts of cultural objects

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What is the focus of historians when studying the movement of people?

• The types of people in a population

• How the movement changes over time

• The average number of people moving

• The steps in the movement process

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