Creating Climatograms: Visualizing Climate Data for Portland

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating a climatogram for Portland, Oregon. It begins with setting up climate data, ensuring units are correctly placed, and then moves on to inserting a chart. The tutorial explains how to customize the chart by switching between line and column graphs, adjusting colors, and setting axes. Finally, it covers labeling the axes and copying the completed chart into a template.

What must be ensured about the data boxes when creating a climatogram?

• They should be empty.

• They can contain both numbers and letters.

• They should contain only letters.

• They should contain only numbers.

Where should the units for temperature and rain be placed in the data setup?

• In the middle column.

• In the column all the way to the left.

• In the column all the way to the right.

• In the header row.

What type of chart is initially created when inserting the data?

• A bar chart.

• A scatter plot.

• A double line graph.

• A pie chart.

How should the temperature data be represented in the combo chart?

• As a bar graph.

• As a pie chart.

• As a line graph.

• As a scatter plot.

What color is used for the temperature line in the chart?

• Blue

• Red

• Yellow

• Green

Where is the axis for the rain data placed in the chart?

• On the left.

• On the right.

• At the top.

• At the bottom.

What should the title of the chart be?

• Portland Climate Overview

• Temperature and Rainfall Chart

• Climatogram for Portland, Oregon

• Weather Data for Portland

What is the final step after completing the chart?

• Delete the chart.

• Print the chart.

• Save the chart as an image.

• Copy the chart to a template.