Grade 7 Math · Data Literacy

Select from a variety of graphs (including circle graphs) best suited to the data, display with proper sources, titles, labels, and scales, and justify the choice

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Which graph type is best for showing the number of students in each grade (categories with counts)?

📘 Worked solution
A bar graph - it clearly compares counts across separate categories.

And one from the hard end

A company wants to justify, in a single report, why they chose a line graph for quarterly revenue (last 5 years) but a circle graph for how last quarter's revenue was allocated across 4 departments. Write the strongest justification for using two different graph types in the same report.

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