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03 - Reading Graphs
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Part #1 - Types of Graphs.
For the examples below, please choose what type of graph you would use to best represent the data shown.
Question 1
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Question 2
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Question 3
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Question 4
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Part II - Graphing
For this part, please follow the instructions for each question
Question 5
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Question 6
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Part III - Make your own graph
After watching the EdPuzzle, please complete the graphs below.
Question 7
7.
Graph the relationship between the distance of a runner and the amount of fatigue they have.
Please mark the graphs with conceptual points, place the "x" or dots and then connect the line.
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Question 8
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Graph the relationship between the proximity to fire and the temperature.
Please mark the graphs with conceptual points, place the "x" or dots and then connect the line.
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If I want to know how many glasses of water you drank every month.
Line graph
Bar Graph
Pit Chart
Monthly average temperatures
Line graph
Bar Graph
Pit Chart
The amount of water on earth that is fresh, salinated (salt water), trapped in ice, etc.
Line graph
Bar Graph
Pit Chart
The speed of water needed to pick up rocks of different sizes to transport them
Line graph
Bar Graph
Pit Chart
For the list below, please resequence the steps we learned when reviewing a graph
Look at the trend to begin making understanding.
Read the title.
Read the intervals to understand the scale.
Read the variables on the axes.
Match the graph to the name of its relationship.
Cyclic
Direct
Indirect
Constant