1.	Refer to the following tables.
		A.	Tables 1 and 2 both have data that change over time.	B.	The data in Table 2 would be best represented with a bar graph.
		C.	The data in Table 1 would be best represented with a line graph.	D.	The data in Table 1 would be best represented with a bar graph.
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	2.	The bar graph below shows the percent of Titanic passengers that were saved. What conclusion can be made from the graph?
		A.	All of the women survived.	B.	About half of the men survived.
		C.	None of the men survived.	D.	A greater percent of women survived than men or children.
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	3.	For science class, you need to graph the height and amount of oxygen given off each day for a plant you are growing. Which of the following is true?
		A.	A bar graph would be used for both.	B.	A bar graph would be used for height and a line graph would be used for oxygen given off.
		C.	A line graph would be used for height and a bar graph would be used for oxygen given off.	D.	A line graph would be used for both.
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	4.	Refer to the following tables.
		A.	The data in both tables would be best represented by bar graphs.	B.	The data in Table 1 would be best represented by a line graph. The data in Table 2 would be best represented by a bar graph.
		C.	The data in Table 1 would be best represented by a bar graph. The data in Table 2 would be best represented by a line graph.	D.	The data in both tables would be best represented by line graphs.
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	5.	The line graph below shows Onatah's growth in the last four years. What conclusion can not be made from the graph?
		A.	Onatah was about 5'0'' in 2001.	B.	Onatah was about 3'11'' in 1998.
		C.	Onatah was shorter when measured in 2000 than when measured in 1999.	D.	Onatah has gotten taller every year she has been measured.
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