Lesson 3.4.2
3.4.2 Graphical skills Quiz: AQA Geography, Unit 4
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which graph is best for showing parts of a whole?
- Scattergraph
- Histogram
- Line chart
- Pie chart
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Which graph shows the relationship between two variables?
- Divided bar
- Scattergraph
- Pie chart
- Pictogram
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What demographic features are shown by a population pyramid?
- Height and weight
- Age and gender
- Income and birth
- Location and ethnicity
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Which type of map uses lines to show flows of people or goods?
- Choropleth map
- Isoline map
- Dot map
- Flow-line map
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How are different data values shown on a choropleth map?
- Proportional symbols
- Colour shading
- Flow lines
- Contour lines
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What do desire lines on a map represent?
- Land elevation
- Trade values
- Movement routes
- Population density
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What is a key feature of a histogram with equal class intervals?
- Touching equal bars
- Varying bar widths
- Divided segments
- Gaps between bars
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Which points are connected by isolines on a map?
- Different regions
- Equal values
- Urban centres
- Major rivers
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If a divided bar shows 60% urban, what percentage shows rural?
- 60%
- 100%
- 40%
- 20%
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Which graph is most suitable to show the number of people in each of five age groups?
- Isoline map
- Scattergraph
- Desire line map
- Bar chart
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On a standard choropleth map, what does darker shading represent?
- Zero values
- Higher values
- Negative values
- Lower values
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A line graph shows temperature rising by 2 degrees per hour over 5 hours. What is the total rise?
- 2 degrees
- 10 degrees
- 15 degrees
- 5 degrees
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What type of correlation exists when river discharge increases alongside increased rainfall?
- Inverse correlation
- Zero correlation
- Positive correlation
- Negative correlation
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What population feature does a wide base on a population pyramid indicate?
- High birth rate
- Long life expectancy
- High ageing population
- High death rate
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A dot map uses one dot for every 1,000 people. A town has 12,000 people. How many dots are shown?
- 1,200
- 1
- 12
- 120
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Which graph is best for showing the change in a country's GNI per head over 20 years?
- Pie chart
- Line graph
- Pictogram
- Divided bar
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What visual effect occurs when a bar chart axis starts above zero?
- Incorrect totals
- Reduced accuracy
- Hidden data points
- Exaggerated differences
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What measure determines bar height on a histogram with unequal class intervals?
- Class width
- Absolute frequency
- Percentage total
- Frequency density
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What do individual sub-sections of a divided bar chart represent?
- Continuous trends
- Parts of a whole
- Variable correlations
- Spatial distributions
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Which type of graph best shows the relationship between two continuous variables?
- Scattergraph
- Histogram
- Divided bar chart
- Pie chart
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