Charts and Graphs

Start with chart types

The flashcards called Pie charts introduce pie charts and how to make them from a table of results. They offer a starting point if you want to connect a set of results with a visual display.

For another view, the Line Graphs mind map looks at how line graphs show changes over time and reveal trends. The page also lists a Picture Graphs mind map and a flashcard deck called Types of graphs.

Move from maps to quizzes

The Data Handling mind map brings pie charts together with stem and leaf diagrams. Look through its branches before trying a related quiz: the Pie charts quiz lets you practice with that chart type, while Bar chart quiz asks about features such as axes, scales and bar widths.

After a quiz, return to a map or flashcard deck to look again at the feature you found difficult. You can then use the quiz for more practice. The Drawing Pie Charts mind map is another resource to explore alongside the pie chart flashcards.

Practice interpreting data

The page also lists data interpretation quizzes with questions based on commodity prices and population figures. These offer a way to practice reading information and working with it in questions. A quiz on median and mode for bar charts adds another way to practice with displayed data.

Use the rest of the unit

Charts and Graphs is a section of Statistics and Data Handling in Mathematics. Resources such as Data Handling connect chart work with other ways of presenting data, while the listed flashcards include material on averages. Explore a mind map, then try a quiz on this page.