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WorksheetsTask 1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What kind of graph is this?
a pie chart
a line graph
a bar chart
a table
a map
Tick all the words we can use in place of 'shows'
illustrates
reveals
provides
presents
The exam question tells us the time period is 'between 1990 and 1999'. What other ways could we write that information?
(a)
How many countries does the graph compare?
1
2
3
4
According to the legend, this line refers to:
Great Britain
Sweden
France
Canada
According to the legend, this line refers to
Great Britain
Canada
France
Sweden
According to the legend, this line refers to
France
Great Britain
Sweden
Canada
According to the legend, this line refers to
France
Great Britain
Canada
Sweden
How is the information measured?
(a)
Which is a suitable overview for this line graph?
Overall, cars thefts were in decline in three countries, however, in Sweden, there was a significant rise.
Overall, it can be seen that car thefts were far higher in Great Britain than in the other three counties throughout the whole period.
Overall, Sweden showed a significant rise in cars thefts, rising from 10 to almost 15 per thousand cars in the given period. However, Great Britain and France showed a steady decline recording just under 15 and 5 per thousand respectively.
Looking closely at the graph, what could you say about Sweden, France and Canada for the first five years on the graph?
They had a similar pattern
They had a very different pattern
What could we say the general trend for France was?
a rise
a decline
steady
fluctuated
France and Canada recorded the same number of stolen vehicles per thousand in 1999. What was the ratio?
10/000
5/1000
6/1000
In contrast to the others, which country experienced an upward trend?
Great Britain
France
Sweden
Canada
Sweden started off at approximately 8 thefts per 1000 vehicles in 1990, what was the figure by the end of the period?
(a)
