第十章单元测试
Research data is collected for ____________ in order to produce original research results.
Qualitative data is information that __________.
What are the two most effective strategies mentioned in this lecture for presenting data and graphs?
It’s perfectly fit for people to __________ to describe trends, to make a comparison or to show relationships between two or more items.
__________ are designed to visualize how a whole is divided into various parts.
Which of the following statements is TRUE?
If people try to describe diagrams clearly, they should __________.
The best way to present your data in a pie chart is ______________.
Before creating charts for your presentations, you should determine what data you’re going to show and design the visuals ___________.
- Line graphs represent __________.
A:analyzing the information B:supporting the content C:attracting the attention D:adding more evidence
答案:analyzing the information
A:people can measure B:is more reliable evidence C:is countable evidence D:people can’t count
A:Layering and small multiples. B:Data and graph. C:Quantity and quality. D:Picture and text.
A:adapt scientific words B:use detailed texts C:use diagrams and other visuals D:invite famous experts
A:Diagrams B:Bar graphs C:Pie charts D:Line graphs
A:A slide that is apt to produce confusion is not worse. B:People can always use an appropriate type of graph C:A graph usually makes the numbers much easier to understand. D:It is silly for people to keep the graphs simple
A: make the diagrams as attractive as possible B:use simply language to talk about the diagrams C:name each visual element of the diagrams D:use different colors to emphasize the diagrams
A:to compare the categories with each other B:to represent trends, changes or relationship between objects, numbers, dates, etc C:none of the above D:to compare statistical data between different groups
A:based on your knowledge B:tailored to your audience C:depending on your habit D:according to your interest
A:how separate parts work and overlap B:a percentage distribution C:the relation between different data series D:how data has changed over time
