Drawing Graphs Flashcards

(13 cards)

1
Q

What kind of pencil should you use for drawing graphs?

A

A sharp pencil.

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2
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What must be included on both axes of a graph?

A

Labels with the variable name and units (e.g. Temperature/°C).

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3
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What should you use if you’re plotting different data sets?

A

A key.

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4
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How should you choose your graph’s scale?

A

Choose an even, linear scale that uses as much of the grid as possible.

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5
Q

What does “linear scale” mean in graph drawing?

A

The difference between two numbers on an axis remains constant.

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6
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How much of the grid should your graph occupy?

A

More than 50% of the grid on both axes.

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7
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On which axis is the independent variable plotted?

A

The x-axis.

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8
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On which axis is the dependent variable plotted?

A

The y-axis.

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9
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How should you join the plotted points on a line graph?

A

With ruled lines.

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10
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If a line of best fit is asked, how should you handle anomalous points?

A

Do not include them when drawing the line.

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11
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What should all bars in a bar chart have in common?

A

The same width.

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12
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Should bars in a bar chart touch each other?

A

No, they should not touch.

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13
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What symbols can be used to mark data points in a scatter graph?

A

Crosses “×” or circles “⊙”.

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