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Presenting and Analysing Data

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

When presenting data in graphs one should...

a)

use 3D pie charts

b)

show some label that looks nice and with a catchy word

c)

have labels that are appropriate for the data shown

d)

not use them and show data sheets

2.
How can you present numerical data?
a)
Charts and graphs
b)
Paragraphs of text
3.

Which of the following are not ways of showing Qualitative Data?

(Select all that apply)

a)

Pie charts

b)

Graphs

c)

Tables

d)

Word Clouds

e)

Quotes

4.

What do we call the data represented in the form of pictures?

a)

Photograph

b)

Histrogram

c)

Frequency Table

d)

None of the above

5.

Friendly graphs and tables have the following characteristics

(Select all that apply):

a)

Use colour-blind & colour-deficient friendly colours

b)

Type is clear

c)

Obscure coding

d)

Type is all capitals

6.

When presenting it's better to show what table...

a)

Small and clear

b)

Big and cluttered

7.

Qualitative data analysis involves 3 iterative and concurrent steps, what is the correct order?

a)

1) Data Reduction

2) Data Displays

3) Conclusion

b)

1) Data Displays

2) Data reduction

3) Conclusion

c)

1) Data Description

2) Data Reduction

3) Conclusion

8.

Why should you show all data?

(Select all that apply)

a)

This gives the stakeholders an opportunity to see all information

b)

It takes up lots of space so it looks good

c)

We should not show all the data, as it may not be relevant to the stakeholders

9.

Data Reduction is the process that involves ...

(select all that apply)

a)

selecting

b)

focusing

c)

simplifying data

d)

abstracting data

e)

transforming data

10.

Was this presentation done like this on purpose?

a)

I hope so

b)

No

11.

What was WRONG with my presentation?

a)

every slide was different

b)

images were not sharp

c)

some slides were full of text

d)

Text barely legible

e)

hard to follow