In case you need to open it to better view it, here is the link. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/09/learning/whats-going-on-in-this-graph-oct-10-2017.html
Question 1
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Question 2
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Question 3
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What's going on in this graph? (i.e. what would be an accurate conclusion that can be supported by this graph)
To answer this question use the CER framework
Question 4
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Write a >140 character Tweet that could accompany the sharing of the of the graph.
This means, you would write a short sentence or two that describes one surprising thing you noticed from the map and you accompany it with one or two relevant hashtags.
What is being shown in the x-axis?
The percentage of americans that consider that a food is healthy
The percentage of Americans that like a particular food product
The percentage of nutritionists that consider that a food is healthy
Find Granola, and look at both axis. What does its placement mean?
While most Americans (80%) think that this is a healthy snack, nutritionists disagree (only 50% think it is healthy)
Granola is in the mid-range between healthy and unhealthy
According to nutritionists, granola is a healthy food since it shows 80%.
While most Americans (80%) think that this is an unhealthy snack, nutritionists disagree (only 50% think it is not healthy)