
2nd Grading_Quiz No. 4 (Modules 7 and 8)
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- Q1The information from books is presented in sentences and paragraphs only.FalseTrue30s
- Q2Non –prose reading consists of disconnected words and numbers instead of the sentences and paragraphs.FalseTrue30s
- Q3The presentation of the gathered data from surveys, experiments and observations in graphic forms requires organization so as not to confuse readers.FalseTrue30s
- Q4Graphic forms can make content more engaging, more memorable and easier to understand.FalseTrue30s
- Q5In presenting the data in graphic forms, only the most important information is selected.TrueFalse30s
- Q6It is a chart that graphically represents the comparison between categories of data. It displays grouped data by way of parallel rectangular bars of equal width but varying the length.HistogramPictographBar GraphLine Graph45s
- Q7It is used to display comparisons between 2 variables, involve an x-axis horizontally and a y-axis vertically on a grid.HistogramPie ChartBar GraphLine Graph45s
- Q8It is a type of bar chart that is used to represent statistical information by way of bars to show the frequency distribution of continuous data.Pie ChartHistogramLine GraphBar Graph45s
- Q9Smaller picture represents a certain amount of an item and the pictures in the graphs are stacked up one after another.PictographPie GraphHistogramLine Graph45s
- Q10Represent the parts of a wholePictographPie GraphLine GraphBar Graph45s
- Q11Executive Summary comes at the very beginning of the report, after the table of contents.FalseTrue45s
- Q12Once you have detailed the methodology of the survey in full, start a new section that shows the conclusion of the survey.TrueFalse45s
- Q13If your survey was broken up into multiple sections, report the results of each section separately, with a subheading for each section.FalseTrue45s
- Q14To help your readers understand the significance of your survey, highlight the interesting patterns, trends, or observations.FalseTrue45s
- Q15Once you have reported the results of the survey, state what the reader should take away from the survey.FalseTrue45s