1. Generally, data for ______ are presented in pie charts and bar graphs.
2. a.ordinal variablesb.continuous variablesc.categorical variablesd.random variables

2 points

QUESTION 2

1. Generally, data for ______ are presented in line graphs.
2. a.categorical variablesb.continuous variablesc.random variablesd.ordinal variables

2 points

QUESTION 3

1. ______ are measures with responses as categories that cannot be divided into smaller units.
2. a.Ordinal variablesb.Random variablesc.Continuous variablesd.Categorical variables

2 points

QUESTION 4

1. Which is the graph of data for categorical variables where proportions are represented as a portion of the whole.
2. a.Pie chartb.Bar graphc.Line graphd.Scatterplot

2 points

QUESTION 5

1. Which is the graph of data for categorical variables where the bar height represents the size of the value.
2. a.scatterplotb.line graphc.bar graphd.pie chart

2 points

QUESTION 6

1. ______ are measures with number scores that can be divided into smaller units.
2. a.Categorical variablesb.Random variablesc.Continuous variablesd.Ordinal variables

2 points

QUESTION 7

1. Which is the graph of data for continuous variables where each value is graphed as a point and the points are connected to show differences between scores.
2. a.scatterplotb.pie chartc.bar graphd.line graph

2 points

QUESTION 8

1. ______ is useful in presenting percentage response data for simple surveys from different categories of responses or respondents.
2. a.XY plotb.Pie chartc.Scatterplotd.Line graph

2 points

QUESTION 9

1. Unlike other graphs, ______ displays a data point for each individual in the data set with one measured variable on the x-axis and another measured variable on the y-axis.
2. a.scatterplotb.pie chartc.bar graphd.line graph

2 points

QUESTION 10

1. ______ is useful in illustrating the strength and type (positive or negative) relationship between the variables.
2. a.Line graphb.Pie chartc.Scatterplotd.Bar graph