This video tutorial guides students through creating graphs using Google Sheets. It covers entering data, sorting it, and visualizing it through bar charts. The tutorial focuses on graphing atomic numbers against properties like O in oxide and boiling points, including converting Celsius to Kelvin. Students are encouraged to practice by creating additional graphs and analyzing patterns.

What is the primary purpose of using Google Sheets in this tutorial?

• To write essays

• To create and analyze graphs

• To design websites

• To edit videos

Which data is first entered into Google Sheets for graphing?

• C inquired and atomic number

• Atomic number and O in oxide

• Boiling point and atomic number

• Melting point and atomic number

What type of chart is recommended for visualizing the data?

• Area chart

• Bar chart

• Line chart

• Pie chart

How do you ensure the atomic numbers are in order in the chart?

• By using the sort range feature

• By using a filter

• By deleting and re-entering the data

• By manually rearranging them

What is the formula to convert Celsius to Kelvin?

• K = C + 273.15

• K = C + 100

• K = C - 273.15

• K = C + 32

What is the next step after converting Celsius to Kelvin in the spreadsheet?

• Create a pie chart

• Create a line chart

• Create a scatter plot

• Create a bar chart

What additional graphs are students asked to create?

• Graphs for speed and time

• Graphs for melting points and C inquired

• Graphs for density and volume

• Graphs for mass and weight

What is the purpose of creating multiple graphs in this exercise?

• To analyze patterns in data

• To improve typing speed

• To learn about different chart types

• To practice drawing skills

How are students expected to share their findings?

• By presenting individually

• By emailing the teacher

• By writing a report

• By discussing in groups

What is the final task for students in this tutorial?

• Design a website

• Complete and present four graphs

• Create a video presentation

• Submit a written essay