Stat 114 Chap 4

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Two most important methods of presentation

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Tabular and graphical presentation

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Method of presentation where one systematically arrange data summary measures in rows and columns

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Tabular presentation

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Method of presentation where one may reveal hidden patterns or trends at the analysis phase

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Tabular presentation

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Method of presentation which provides a visual picture of the data set

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Graphical presentation

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Method of presentation which presents more information about the variable of interest without showing too many numbers

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Graphical presentation

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Method of presentation which incorporates important figures in a paragraph of text

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Textual presentation

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Method of presentation which allows us to direct the readers’ interest to vital information.

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Textual presentation

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Method of presentations which shows us the minimum, maximum, totals, and percentages

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Textual presentation

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When using this method of presentation, additional information about the relevance of the figures must be provided

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Textual presentation

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Method of presentation which arranges the figures in a systematic manner in rows and columns

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Tabular presentation

Front 11

Most common method of presentation which used for description, comparison, and showing relationships

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Tabular presentation

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What are the three types of tabular presentation which vary on format and layout?

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1) Leader work

2) Text tabulation

3) Formal statistical table

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Type of tabular presentation with the simplest layout and contains no table title or column headings and no table borders

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Leader work

Front 14

Type of tabular presentation usually for one or two columns of figures, with an introductory statement, and with a footnote for additional explanation

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Leader work

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Type of tabular method without a table number and usually used as part of the textual presentation for a more organized presentation

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Leader work

Front 16

Type of tabular presentation with column headings and table borders but it does not have table title and table number

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Text tabulation

Front 17

The most complete type of tabular presentation with table number, table title, head note, box head, stub head, column heading

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Formal statistical table

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Part of FST consisting of table numbers, table title, and head note

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Heading

Front 19

Part of heading which pertains to the number that identifies the position of the table in a sequence

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Table number

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Part of heading which states in telegraphic form the subject, data classification, and place and period covered by the figures in the table

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Table title

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Part of heading which appears below the title but above the top cross rule of the table and often specifies the common uni of measurement of the figures or a statement to clarify the title or certain portion of the table

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Head note

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Part of FST consisting of spanner heads and column heads

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Box head

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Part of box head with a caption or label describing two or more column heads

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Spanner head

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Part of box head with a label that describes the figures in a column

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Column head

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Part of box head with a set of column heads under the same spanner head

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Panel

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Part of FST consisting of row captions, center head, and stub head

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Stub

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Part of stub with a label that describes the figures in a row

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Row caption

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Part of stub with a label describing a set of row captions

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Center head

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Part of stub with a caption or label that describes all the center heads and row captions located at the first row

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Stub head

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Part of stub with a set of row captions under he same center head

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Block

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Part of FST which refers to the collection of figures in the table

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Field

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Part of FST which refers to a row of figures

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Line

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Part of FST which refers to a column of figures

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Column

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Part of FST which contains the figure in the intersection of a row and a column headings

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Cell

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Part of FST which describes statement about a particular part of the table or the whole table which is located at the bottom of the table

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Footnote

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Part of FST that gives the name of the agency that collected the data

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Source note

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The table number begins with the word ________ followed by a number written in what form

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TABLE

ARABIC FORM

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The table number must be ended by a ______

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Period

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“TABLE A.1” is usually used to make a ____________ among the tables from different chapters or sections

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Distinction

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“Table 1a” is usually used to indicate that the table is a _________ of a master table

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Component

Front 41

What are the four components of a table title

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Universe segment

Classification segment

Area or space segment

Time-reference segment

Front 42

A ________ footnote is a statement which provides clarification about the figures contained in a specific row, column, or cell

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Specific

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A ________ footnote gives a statement regarding the whole table

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General

Front 44

Specific footnote reference symbol is an _________

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Asterisk

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If there are two or more footnotes, use _______ numbers of _________ letters

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Arabic

English lowercase

Front 46

We write “Note” for footnote and “Source” fo source note followed by what punctuation?

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Colon

Front 47

What are the four general classification used in presenting summarized data?

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Quantitative

Qualitative

Chronological

Geographical

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Component of the table title referring to the subject matter or nature of the data and answers the question “what”

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Universe segment

Front 49

Component of table title which answers the question “How classified” and indicates the categorization of the universe data

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Classification segment

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Component of table title which answers the question “where” and indicates the place or location covered by the data

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Area or space segment

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Component of table title which answers the question “when” and indicates the reference period covered by the data

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Time-reference segment

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True or False

A table title must end with a period

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False

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True of false

A head note must be inside the parenthesis

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True

Front 54

True or false

We begin the head note with a word “Note”

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False

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We use spanner head if the column heads have a ________ word or statements

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Common

Front 56

Spanner head indicates the ________ of a set of column heads

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Similarities

Front 57

What are the four components of a table title

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Universe segment

Classification segment

Area or space segment

Time-reference segment

Front 58

A ________ footnote is a statement which provides clarification about the figures contained in a specific row, column, or cell

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Specific

Front 59

A ________ footnote gives a statement regarding the whole table

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General

Front 60

Specific footnote reference symbol is an _________

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Asterisk

Front 61

If there are two or more footnotes, use _______ numbers of _________ letters

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Arabic

English lowercase

Front 62

We write “Note” for footnote and “Source” fo source note followed by what punctuation?

Back 62

Colon

Front 63

What are the four general classification used in presenting summarized data?

Back 63

Quantitative

Qualitative

Chronological

Geographical

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A type of classification in presenting summarized data that is used to compare groups formed through counting or measuring

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Quantitative classification

Front 65

A type of classification of presenting summarized data that is used to compare the summarized data in the different categorical label of a qualitative variable

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Qualitative classification

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We use this type of classification in presenting summarized data if we wish to discover the trends over time

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Chronological classification

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We use this type of classification in presenting summarized data if we wish to compare different location, place, or geographic subdivisions

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Geographical classification

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Component of the table title referring to the subject matter or nature of the data and answers the question “what”

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Universe segment

Front 69

A type of presentation of data which portrays numerical figures or relationships among variables in pictorial form

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Graphical presentation

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Three characteristics of a good chart

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Accurate, clear, simple

Front 71

Type of statistical chart useful for presenting historical data or comparing two or more time series data and showing trends over time

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Line chart

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Part of line chart referring to the horizontal and vertical axes

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Coordinate axes

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Component of table title which answers the question “How classified” and indicates the categorization of the universe data

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Classification segment

Front 74

Component of table title which answers the question “where” and indicates the place or location covered by the data

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Area or space segment

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Component of table title which answers the question “when” and indicates the reference period covered by the data

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Time-reference segment

Front 76

True or False

A table title must end with a period

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False

Front 77

True of false

A head note must be inside the parenthesis

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True

Front 78

True or false

We begin the head note with a word “Note”

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False

Front 79

We use spanner head if the column heads have a ________ word or statements

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Common

Front 80

Spanner head indicates the ________ of a set of column heads

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Similarities

Front 81

What are the four components of a table title

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Universe segment

Classification segment

Area or space segment

Time-reference segment

Front 82

A ________ footnote is a statement which provides clarification about the figures contained in a specific row, column, or cell

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Specific

Front 83

A ________ footnote gives a statement regarding the whole table

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General

Front 84

Specific footnote reference symbol is an _________

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Asterisk

Front 85

If there are two or more footnotes, use _______ numbers of _________ letters

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Arabic

English lowercase

Front 86

We write “Note” for footnote and “Source” fo source note followed by what punctuation?

Back 86

Colon

Front 87

What are the four general classification used in presenting summarized data?

Back 87

Quantitative

Qualitative

Chronological

Geographical

Front 88

A type of classification in presenting summarized data that is used to compare groups formed through counting or measuring

Back 88

Quantitative classification

Front 89

A type of classification of presenting summarized data that is used to compare the summarized data in the different categorical label of a qualitative variable

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Qualitative classification

Front 90

We use this type of classification in presenting summarized data if we wish to discover the trends over time

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Chronological classification

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We use this type of classification in presenting summarized data if we wish to compare different location, place, or geographic subdivisions

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Geographical classification

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Component of the table title referring to the subject matter or nature of the data and answers the question “what”

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Universe segment

Front 93

A type of presentation of data which portrays numerical figures or relationships among variables in pictorial form

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Graphical presentation

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Three characteristics of a good chart

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Accurate, clear, simple

Front 95

Type of statistical chart useful for presenting historical data or comparing two or more time series data and showing trends over time

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Line chart

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Part of line chart referring to the horizontal and vertical axes

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Coordinate axes

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In a line chat the time is usually place on the ________ axis

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Horizontal

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Component of table title which answers the question “How classified” and indicates the categorization of the universe data

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Classification segment

Front 99

Component of table title which answers the question “where” and indicates the place or location covered by the data

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Area or space segment

Front 100

Component of table title which answers the question “when” and indicates the reference period covered by the data

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Time-reference segment

Front 101

True or False

A table title must end with a period

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False

Front 102

True of false

A head note must be inside the parenthesis

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True

Front 103

True or false

We begin the head note with a word “Note”

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False

Front 104

We use spanner head if the column heads have a ________ word or statements

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Common

Front 105

Spanner head indicates the ________ of a set of column heads

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Similarities

Front 106

True or false

We usually plot the time series data by space

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True

Front 107

True or false

We position the scale figures ON the ticks or grid lines

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False

Front 108

In a line chart, what must be the ratio of the height to width

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2:3 or 3:4

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In a line chart the gridlines are on the _____________ axis

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Horizontal

Front 110

When we have two or more data series, we differentiate the curves using different ________ of types of __________

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Colors

Lines

Front 111

When we have two or more data series, we differentiate the curves using different ________ of types of __________

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Colors

Lines

Front 112

A type of line chart with only one curve and is approximate for one series of time data

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Simple line chart

Front 113

When we have two or more data series, we differentiate the curves using different ________ of types of __________

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Colors

Lines

Front 114

A type of line chart with only one curve and is approximate for one series of time data

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Simple line chart

Front 115

A type of line chart which shows two or more curves

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Multiple line chart

Front 116

A type of graphical presentation chart used to compare amounts in a time series data

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Column chart

Front 117

A type of graphical presentation chart used to compare amounts in a time series data

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Column chart

Front 118

A type of graphical presentation which emphasizes the differences in magnitude rather than the movement of a series

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Column chart

Front 119

This type of graphical presentation is used to graph frequency distribution of quantitative variable which we call frequency histogram

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Column chart

Front 120

In a column chart the space between the bars are usually ________ of the width of the column

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1/4

Front 121

In a column chart the space between the bars are usually ________ of the width of the column

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1/4

Front 122

The scale in the vertical axis in a chart mist always start with ____

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0

Front 123

In a column chart the space between the bars are usually ________ of the width of the column

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1/4

Front 124

The scale in the vertical axis in a chart mist always start with ____

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0

Front 125

True or false

We can also put a “break” in the vertical axis if ever the values are concentrated on the top part

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False

Front 126

In a column chart the space between the bars are usually ________ of the width of the column

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1/4

Front 127

The scale in the vertical axis in a chart mist always start with ____

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0

Front 128

True or false

We can also put a “break” in the vertical axis if ever the values are concentrated on the top part

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False

Front 129

What are the five types of column charts?

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1) Simple column chart

2) Grouped column chart

3) Subdivided column chart

4) Net deviation column chart

5) Connected column chart

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A type of column chart which is used if there is only one time series data and to show the increase or decrease in amount or number of the variable of interest in a historical perspective.

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Simple column chart

Front 131

A type of column chart which is used if there are two or more time series data for comparison purposes

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Grouped column chart

Front 132

A type of column chart which is used if there are two or more time series data for comparison purposes

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Grouped column chart

Front 133

A type of column chart which is used to show the component parts of a series of values

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Subdivided column chart

Front 134

A type of column chart which is used if there are two or more time series data for comparison purposes

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Grouped column chart

Front 135

A type of column chart which is used to show the component parts of a series of values

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Subdivided column chart

Front 136

A type of column chart similar to subdivided column chart but the components are in percentages which facilitates comparison of two or more series

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100% Subdivided column chart

Front 137

A type of column chart which is best used for showing increases and decreases, gains and losses, and positive and negative numbers over time wherein the vertical axis will have positive and negative scales

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Net deviation column charts

Front 138

A type of column chart which is best used for showing increases and decreases, gains and losses, and positive and negative numbers over time wherein the vertical axis will have positive and negative scales

Back 138

Net deviation column charts

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A type of column chart which is similar to the simple column chart but there are no spaces in between the columns to save space used if the series is long

Back 139

Connected column charts

Front 140

This type of graphical presentation is appropriate when we wish to show the distribution of categorical data in horizontal bars

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Horizontal bar charts

Front 141

This type of graphical presentation is appropriate when we wish to show the distribution of categorical data in horizontal bars

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Horizontal bar charts

Front 142

A type of graphical chart used to compare the magnitudes for the different categories of a qualitative variable

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Horizontal bar charts

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In horizontal bar charts, the categories are written in __-axis

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y

Front 144

True or false

We may also put a break on the x-axis in a horizontal bar chart

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False

Front 145

True or false

We may also put a break on the x-axis in a horizontal bar chart

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False

Front 146

True or false

We start with 0 on the scale in x-axis in a horizontal bar chart

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True

Front 147

A type of horizontal bar charts that is useful in comparing magnitudes of different categorical variable of interest wherein the length of the bar represents the value of each category

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Simple bar chart

Front 148

A type of horizontal bar charts that is useful in comparing magnitudes of different categorical variable of interest wherein the length of the bar represents the value of each category

Back 148

Simple bar chart

Front 149

A type of horizontal bat chart used in making comparisons between two or more sets of data sorted using the same set of categories

Back 149

Grouped bar chart

Front 150

A type of horizontal bar charts that is useful in comparing magnitudes of different categorical variable of interest wherein the length of the bar represents the value of each category

Back 150

Simple bar chart

Front 151

A type of horizontal bat chart used in making comparisons between two or more sets of data sorted using the same set of categories

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Grouped bar chart

Front 152

A type of horizontal bar chart similar to grouped bar chart but divides one bar into several components

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Subdivided bar chart

Front 153

A type of horizontal bar charts that is useful in comparing magnitudes of different categorical variable of interest wherein the length of the bar represents the value of each category

Back 153

Simple bar chart

Front 154

A type of horizontal bat chart used in making comparisons between two or more sets of data sorted using the same set of categories

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Grouped bar chart

Front 155

A type of horizontal bar chart similar to grouped bar chart but divides one bar into several components

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Subdivided bar chart

Front 156

A type of horizontal bar chart which uses a percentage in the scale values similar to subdivided bar chart

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Subdivided 100% bar chart

Front 157

A type of graphical presentation which indicates the proportion of each components or categories

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Pie chart

Front 158

A type of horizontal bar charts that is useful in comparing magnitudes of different categorical variable of interest wherein the length of the bar represents the value of each category

Back 158

Simple bar chart

Front 159

A type of horizontal bat chart used in making comparisons between two or more sets of data sorted using the same set of categories

Back 159

Grouped bar chart

Front 160

A type of horizontal bar chart similar to grouped bar chart but divides one bar into several components

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Subdivided bar chart

Front 161

A type of horizontal bar chart which uses a percentage in the scale values similar to subdivided bar chart

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Subdivided 100% bar chart

Front 162

A type of graphical presentation which indicates the proportion of each components or categories

Back 162

Pie chart

Front 163

The purpose of pie chart is to show the component parts with respect to the total in terms of ________ distribution

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Percentages

Front 164

A type of horizontal bar charts that is useful in comparing magnitudes of different categorical variable of interest wherein the length of the bar represents the value of each category

Back 164

Simple bar chart

Front 165

A type of horizontal bat chart used in making comparisons between two or more sets of data sorted using the same set of categories

Back 165

Grouped bar chart

Front 166

A type of horizontal bar chart similar to grouped bar chart but divides one bar into several components

Back 166

Subdivided bar chart

Front 167

A type of horizontal bar chart which uses a percentage in the scale values similar to subdivided bar chart

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Subdivided 100% bar chart

Front 168

A type of graphical presentation which indicates the proportion of each components or categories

Back 168

Pie chart

Front 169

The purpose of pie chart is to show the component parts with respect to the total in terms of ________ distribution

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Percentages

Front 170

True or false

We arrange the components of the pie chart according to magnitude

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True

Front 171

A type of horizontal bar charts that is useful in comparing magnitudes of different categorical variable of interest wherein the length of the bar represents the value of each category

Back 171

Simple bar chart

Front 172

A type of horizontal bat chart used in making comparisons between two or more sets of data sorted using the same set of categories

Back 172

Grouped bar chart

Front 173

A type of horizontal bar chart similar to grouped bar chart but divides one bar into several components

Back 173

Subdivided bar chart

Front 174

A type of horizontal bar chart which uses a percentage in the scale values similar to subdivided bar chart

Back 174

Subdivided 100% bar chart

Front 175

A type of graphical presentation which indicates the proportion of each components or categories

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Pie chart

Front 176

The purpose of pie chart is to show the component parts with respect to the total in terms of ________ distribution

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Percentages

Front 177

True or false

We arrange the components of the pie chart according to magnitude

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True

Front 178

We put the largest portion of the pie chart at ____ o’clock

Back 178

12

Front 179

A type of horizontal bar charts that is useful in comparing magnitudes of different categorical variable of interest wherein the length of the bar represents the value of each category

Back 179

Simple bar chart

Front 180

A type of horizontal bat chart used in making comparisons between two or more sets of data sorted using the same set of categories

Back 180

Grouped bar chart

Front 181

A type of horizontal bar chart similar to grouped bar chart but divides one bar into several components

Back 181

Subdivided bar chart

Front 182

A type of horizontal bar chart which uses a percentage in the scale values similar to subdivided bar chart

Back 182

Subdivided 100% bar chart

Front 183

A type of graphical presentation which indicates the proportion of each components or categories

Back 183

Pie chart

Front 184

The purpose of pie chart is to show the component parts with respect to the total in terms of ________ distribution

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Percentages

Front 185

True or false

We arrange the components of the pie chart according to magnitude

Back 185

True

Front 186

We put the largest portion of the pie chart at ____ o’clock

Back 186

12

Front 187

If we want to emphasize a portion in a pie chart, we may explode that slice by ________ it from the rest of the sectors

Back 187

Detaching

Front 188

A type of horizontal bar charts that is useful in comparing magnitudes of different categorical variable of interest wherein the length of the bar represents the value of each category

Back 188

Simple bar chart

Front 189

A type of horizontal bat chart used in making comparisons between two or more sets of data sorted using the same set of categories

Back 189

Grouped bar chart

Front 190

A type of horizontal bar chart similar to grouped bar chart but divides one bar into several components

Back 190

Subdivided bar chart

Front 191

A type of horizontal bar chart which uses a percentage in the scale values similar to subdivided bar chart

Back 191

Subdivided 100% bar chart

Front 192

A type of graphical presentation which indicates the proportion of each components or categories

Back 192

Pie chart

Front 193

The purpose of pie chart is to show the component parts with respect to the total in terms of ________ distribution

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Percentages

Front 194

True or false

We arrange the components of the pie chart according to magnitude

Back 194

True

Front 195

We put the largest portion of the pie chart at ____ o’clock

Back 195

12

Front 196

If we want to emphasize a portion in a pie chart, we may explode that slice by ________ it from the rest of the sectors

Back 196

Detaching

Front 197

True or false

The pie chart is applicable for quantitative rather than qualitative

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False

Front 198

A type of horizontal bar charts that is useful in comparing magnitudes of different categorical variable of interest wherein the length of the bar represents the value of each category

Back 198

Simple bar chart

Front 199

True or false

We can use the pie chart to compare two variables pf interest sorted in categories

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False

Front 200

A type of horizontal bat chart used in making comparisons between two or more sets of data sorted using the same set of categories

Back 200

Grouped bar chart

Front 201

A type of horizontal bar chart similar to grouped bar chart but divides one bar into several components

Back 201

Subdivided bar chart

Front 202

A type of horizontal bar chart which uses a percentage in the scale values similar to subdivided bar chart

Back 202

Subdivided 100% bar chart

Front 203

A type of graphical presentation which indicates the proportion of each components or categories

Back 203

Pie chart

Front 204

The purpose of pie chart is to show the component parts with respect to the total in terms of ________ distribution

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Percentages

Front 205

True or false

We arrange the components of the pie chart according to magnitude

Back 205

True

Front 206

We put the largest portion of the pie chart at ____ o’clock

Back 206

12

Front 207

If we want to emphasize a portion in a pie chart, we may explode that slice by ________ it from the rest of the sectors

Back 207

Detaching

Front 208

True or false

The pie chart is applicable for quantitative rather than qualitative

Back 208

False

Front 209

A type of graphical presentation like the horizontal bar chart but we use symbols or pictures to represent the magnitude

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Pictograph

Front 210

A type of graphical presentation like the horizontal bar chart but we use symbols or pictures to represent the magnitude

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Pictograph

Front 211

True or false

We usually round-off the figures in a pictograph

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True

Front 212

True or false

It is recommended for a pictograph to use bigger symbols to portray larger quantities

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False

Front 213

True or false

It is recommended for a pictograph to use bigger symbols to portray larger quantities

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False

Front 214

A type of graphical presentation that shows statistical data in geographical areas

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Statistical maps

Front 215

True or false

It is recommended for a pictograph to use bigger symbols to portray larger quantities

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False

Front 216

A type of graphical presentation that shows statistical data in geographical areas

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Statistical maps

Front 217

A type of statistical map which makes use of shading patterns wherein the shading indicates the degree of magnitude

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Shaded map

Front 218

True or false

It is recommended for a pictograph to use bigger symbols to portray larger quantities

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False

Front 219

A type of graphical presentation that shows statistical data in geographical areas

Back 219

Statistical maps

Front 220

A type of statistical map which makes use of shading patterns wherein the shading indicates the degree of magnitude

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Shaded map

Front 221

A type of statistical map which gives either the location or the number of establishments in a certain geographic area.

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Dot map