WorksheetsLesson Two AFL – Graphs and Bar charts
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 9mins
What are bar graphs used for?
To show where things are located on a map.
To compare data between different groups, or to track changes over time.
To show geographical data only.
To create pretty pictures in our geography booklets!
Complete the sentence: all graphs should have...
...data only.
...a title only.
...a title and labels on both axis, plus data.
...labels on both axis only.
How do we calculate the range of data?
Subtract the smallest number away from the largest number.
Subtract the largest number away from the largest number.
Subtract the largest number away from the smallest number.
Subtract the smallest number away from the smallest number.
What do we mean by the mean of our data?
Sum of all data
Largest minus smallest data
Smallest minus largest data
Average of all data
Why would we use a stacked bar chart?
To show the same data set multiple times in one bar.
To show two different data sets in one bar.
!To make our bar charts more colourful.
To make our bar charts look more complicated.
Another name for a stacked bar chart is..?
A multiplied bar chart.
A separated bar chart.
A boxed bar chart.
A divided bar chart.
What are geo-located bar charts used for?
They are bar charts on a map.
They are bar charts that have got lost.
They are bar charts that appear on computers / digitally only.
They are bar charts that show unusual data only.
What type of graph is this?
Bar chart
Bar graph
Geo-located bar chart
Stacked bar chart
What type of chart is this?
Geo-located bar chart
Divided bar chart
stacked bar chart
Histogram
