Comparing Data on a Graph

The video tutorial discusses the use of graphs to represent data, starting with a graph of vehicles and transitioning to a story about Socrates entering a cookie-eating contest. Socrates practices by picking cookies from a jar, and predictions are made about which cookies he will choose most and least. The results are graphed, confirming the predictions. The tutorial emphasizes the effectiveness of graphs in displaying data.

What is the primary purpose of using graphs as mentioned in the video?

• To hide information

• To confuse the audience

• To visually represent and compare data

• To make data look colorful

What was one of the conditions Socrates had to agree to for entering the cookie contest?

• He must eat cookies every day

• He must not eat any cookies for a month after the contest

• He must share cookies with friends

• He must bake cookies himself

How many chocolate chip cookies were in the jar Socrates practiced with?

• 3

• 5

• 20

• 12

Which type of cookie did Socrates pick the least during his practice?

• Chocolate chip cookie

• Sandwich cookie

• Sugar cookie

• Oatmeal cookie

How many sandwich cookies did Socrates choose during his practice session?

• 6

• 10

• 1

• 3