Representing Data with Graphs and Charts
Learning to use basic graphs and charts to display and understand geographical data.
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Learning to use basic graphs and charts to display and understand geographical data.
Key Questions
- Identify different types of graphs and charts (e.g., bar graphs, pie charts, line graphs).
- Explain when to use each type of graph to represent data.
- Create simple graphs and charts from given geographical data.
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