Creating and Customizing Charts

Mr. Eng provides a tutorial on managing and graphing data for cougar and rabbit populations. He explains how to hide unnecessary columns, insert a line chart in Google Sheets, and customize the chart by adding titles and axes. He emphasizes the importance of including titles and units to avoid losing points.

What is the main focus of the tutorial presented by Mr. Eng?

• Graphing cougar and rabbit numbers

• Managing time effectively

• Understanding mathematical equations

• Learning about different animal species

What does Mr. Eng suggest doing with unnecessary columns in the data set?

• Hide them to avoid clutter

• Rename them for clarity

• Delete them permanently

• Highlight them for future reference

Which key should you hold down to highlight multiple columns in Google Sheets?

• Tab

• Alt

• Ctrl

• Shift

What type of chart does Google Sheets typically suggest automatically?

• Scatter plot

• Line chart

• Pie chart

• Bar chart

What is the new title given to the chart in the tutorial?

• Generational Data Analysis

• Predator-Prey Relationship

• Cougar and Rabbit Data

• Animal Population Chart

What should you do if Google Sheets does not automatically provide a line chart?

• Choose a pie chart instead

• Manually select a line chart

• Restart the application

• Use a different software

What is the purpose of customizing the chart title?

• To make it more visually appealing

• To make it longer and more detailed

• To accurately reflect the data being presented

• To match the color scheme of the presentation

Why is it important to add titles and units to your chart axes?

• To make the chart look colorful

• To ensure clarity and avoid losing points

• To increase the size of the chart

• To make the chart interactive

What is the final step after inserting and customizing the chart?

• Delete the original data

• Print the chart

• Ensure all titles and units are correct

• Share the chart with others

What is the main reason students lost points in the past according to Mr. Eng?

• Forgetting to add titles and units

• Not using enough colors

• Not including enough data

• Using the wrong type of chart