Graphical Presentation & Diagrams

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Welcome! 5.2 Graphical Presentation & Diagrams โ€” Test 1 — 20 questions, CSIR-NET style.

What this test covers

  • Histograms & bar diagrams
  • Pie charts & pictograms
  • Frequency polygons, curves & ogives
  • Scatter & line graphs; choosing a diagram

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5.2 Graphical Presentation & Diagrams โ€” Test 1
Q1. A histogram is used to display the frequency distribution of:โœ“ Continuous (grouped) data using adjacent bars
Q2. A bar diagram differs from a histogram in that a bar diagram has bars that:โœ“ Are separated by gaps and represent categorical data
Q3. A pie chart represents data as:โœ“ Sectors of a circle proportional to the values
Q4. In a pie chart, the angle of a sector is calculated as:โœ“ (Value รท total) ร— 360ยฐ
Q5. An ogive is a graph of:โœ“ Cumulative frequency
Q6. A pictogram represents data using:โœ“ Pictures or symbols
Q7. A scatter diagram is used to show the:โœ“ Relationship between two variables
Q8. A frequency polygon is formed by:โœ“ Joining the midpoints of the tops of histogram bars
Q9. In a histogram, the area of each bar is proportional to the:โœ“ Frequency of that class
Q10. The median of a grouped distribution can be read graphically from the:โœ“ Ogive (cumulative frequency curve)
Q11. A 'less than' ogive is obtained by plotting cumulative frequencies against the:โœ“ Upper class boundaries
Q12. Graphical presentation of data is valuable mainly because it:โœ“ Makes patterns and comparisons easy to see at a glance
Q13. A line graph is most suitable for showing:โœ“ Changes or trends over time
Q14. Bar diagrams are most appropriate for displaying:โœ“ Comparisons among distinct categories
Q15. A frequency curve is a smoothed version of a:โœ“ Frequency polygon
Q16. When the data are categorical (e.g. blood groups), an appropriate diagram is a:โœ“ Bar diagram or pie chart
Q17. The point where the 'less than' and 'more than' ogives intersect gives the:โœ“ Median
Q18. In a pictogram, a partial (incomplete) symbol is used to represent:โœ“ A value that is a fraction of the unit a full symbol represents
Q19. The choice of an appropriate graph or diagram depends mainly on the:โœ“ Type of data and the purpose of presentation
Q20. Match each graph/diagram with its main use and select the correct option.โœ“ A-iii, B-i, C-iv, D-ii