Nutrition between Americans and Nutritionist

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What is being shown in the x-axis?

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Find Granola, and look at both axis. What does its placement mean?

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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

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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.

Nutrition between Americans and Nutritionist

What is being shown in the x-axis?

Find Granola, and look at both axis. What does its placement mean?

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

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?

Find Granola, and look at both axis. What does its placement mean?

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'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

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.

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.