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Parts of a Graph

Total questions: 6

Worksheet time: 3mins

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1.

In an experiment studying the effect of light intensity on plant growth, plants are exposed to varying intensities of light and their heights are measured after 4 weeks. What data should be plotted on the Y-axis?

a)

Light intensity

b)

Number of plants

c)

Time (in weeks)

d)

Plant height

2.

In an experiment observing the rate of a chemical reaction over time, samples are taken at regular intervals and the concentration of a reactant is measured. What data should be plotted on the X-axis?

a)

Concentration of reactant

b)

Temperature of the reaction

c)

Rate of reaction

d)

Time intervals

3.

You have collected data ranging from values 0 to 200 and have a graph with 10 cells to display the range. What should you divide your data set to accurately represent the data on the graph?

a)

10

b)

20

c)

2

d)

5

4.

An experiment was conducted to investigate the correlation between the number of hours students study and their final exam scores. What would be an appropriate title for a graph representing this data?

a)

Distribution of Students' Exam Scores

b)

Hours Spent on Recreational Activities vs. Exam Scores

c)

Number of Hours Studied vs. Final Exam Scores

d)

Impact of Teachers on Exam Scores

5.

A graph shows a clear downward trend of a certain fish species population in a lake over the last decade. Based on this graph, what conclusion can you draw about the fish population in the lake over the last 10 years?

a)

The fish population has remained constant.

b)

The fish population has increased.

c)

There's no discernible trend in the fish population.

d)

The fish population has decreased.

6.

When constructing a graph to effectively communicate data, which mnemonic can help ensure you've included all essential components?

a)

TALES: Title, Axis, Labels, Even Scale, Source

b)

CHATS: Caption, Horizontal axis, Annotations, Ticks, Scale

c)

NOTES: Name, Orientation, Ticks, Explanations, Scale

d)

TALKS: Title, Axis identification, Labels, Key, Scale