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Polygraph is a two-dimensional diagram.

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Important Questions on Graphical Representation of Data

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The line graphs are usually drawn to represent the time series data.
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What is a single datum?
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_____ diagrams are constructed to represent two or more than two variables for the purpose of comparison.(Multiple bar/Single bar)
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Describe the method of constructing a traffic flow map.
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What is the primary function of a buffer operation in GIS?
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Polygraph is constructed to represent
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The growth rate of different crops like rice, wheat, pulses can be best shown by Polygraph.
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A _____ diagram may be constructed to show proportion of males and females in the total.(single bar/multiple bar)
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What are choropleth maps, and what are the steps for constructing them?
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A line graph in which two or more than two variables are shown by an equal number of lines for an immediate comparison is called _____.(bargraph/polygraph/flowchart)
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Differentiate between multiple bar diagrams and compound bar diagrams.
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How are dot maps used, and what precautions should be taken in their construction?
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Which one of the following maps is known as a “Dynamic Map”?
 
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Discuss important steps to represent data with help of a pie-diagram.
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_____ is also called Divided Circle Diagram.(Pie diagram/flowchart)
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Describe the purpose and construction of thematic maps.
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Cube and spherical diagrams are _____.(Three-dimensional/Two-dimensional)
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A _____ explains the colours, shades, symbols and signs used in the map and diagram.(content/legend)
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Which one of the following is best suited to represent the decadal growth of population?
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Explain the concept and steps in creating a compound bar diagram.