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visual media
Makes complex data easier to understand instantly
graphs and charts
Condense large amounts of data into a single, clear image;Identify patterns and trends quickly without reading walls of
text
bar graphs
rectangular bars; best for comparing quantities
line graphs
Uses points connected by lines to show change overtime;Best for tracking trends and patterns
pictograph
Uses symbols or pictures;Each symbol equals a specific quantity
pie graph
Circular graph divided into slices called sectors
histogram
Similar to a bar graph, but shows frequency distribution;The bars touch each other — no gaps between them
scatter plot
Uses individual dots to show the relationship between two variables; Helps identify correlations and patterns
title
Tells you what the graph is about — always read this first!
axes
X-axis (horizontal) and Y-axis (vertical) — each labeled with what they represent
legend
Explains the colors, symbols, or categories used in the graph
scale
Numbers showing the range of values — helps you read each data point accurately
bar graph
great for side-by-side category
line graph
reveals trends, rises
pie chart
perfect for percentages that add up to 100%
histogram
ideal for continuous data spread across ranges