FBISE, NCP & NBF-aligned resources for Classes 9–12

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Computer Chapter 4 : Topic 2.11

Data Visualization

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When using software to analyze collected data, what is the first step before creating any graph or plot?

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Which software tool feature is most commonly used to visually interpret numerical summaries like mean, median, and range?

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A student uses spreadsheet software to plot exam scores of a class. Which type of interpretation is being performed when identifying the highest and lowest scores?

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Which graph is most suitable in software for comparing frequencies of categories like favorite subjects of students?

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In data visualization software, what does a steep upward slope in a line chart generally indicate?

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Which type of analysis is performed when a software tool calculates average marks from a dataset?

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When interpreting graphical summaries in software, what does a large gap between data points in a scatter plot indicate?

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Which software-generated visualization best helps identify trends over time?

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In spreadsheet software, why is conditional formatting useful during data analysis?

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What does a flat line in a time-series graph indicate in software analysis?

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Which type of summary is directly obtained from software calculations like mean, median, and mode?

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When analyzing plots in software, what does clustering of points in one region of a scatter plot indicate?

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Which software feature is best for quickly summarizing large datasets before visualization?

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What does a box plot mainly help users identify in software analysis?

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When software displays a histogram, what does each bar represent?

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What is the main benefit of using software for data visualization instead of manual plotting?

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When interpreting software-generated graphs, what does a peak in a dataset usually represent?

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