graphs

Circle Graph

A graph shaped like a circle that represents data divided into fractions, often using different colors and a key to explain the colors.

Bar Graph

A graph that uses bars to show data, which can be vertical or horizontal, and is used to compare data among different categories.

Pictograph

A visually appealing graph that uses icons or picture symbols to represent numerical information.

Histogram

A graph that shows continuous data in ordered rectangular columns, with no gaps between the columns, and is used to represent the shape of data's distribution.

Line Graph

A graph that displays data that changes continuously over time, with points connected to show a trend, often used to show trends, make predictions, and compare variables over time.

Table

A structured way of organizing and displaying information, with data arranged in columns and rows, often used for comparing pairs of related values.

Venn Diagram

A diagram that helps find similarities and differences between concepts, with similarities placed in the union between circles and differences placed where circles don't meet.

Tree Chart

A chart that resembles a real tree, with a main title or topic at the top and qualifiers or subtopics below, followed by relevant information forming a list.

Organizational Chart

A chart that represents hierarchy within an organization, similar to a tree chart but with a focus on organizational structure.

Cause-Effect Map

A map that helps identify the causes and effects of certain events, starting with a main event in the central section and branching out to show related causes and effects.

T-Chart

A chart used for comparing two topics, often used to compare the pros and cons of a decision.

Timeline Chart

A chart that represents a span of time with a long line, with connected shapes depicting events happening on certain dates, organized in chronological order.