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| Data illustrated as rectangular bars used to compare and contrast quantities from a test sample. |
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| A comparison graph of plotted points that may form lines, shapes, or pictures along the X and Y axis. |
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| A graph that illustrate a formed upward, downward, or steady pattern going among randomly plotted data. |
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| An area in which coordinate points are plotted to illustrate a graph for a desired data. |
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| The four sections that make up the grid of a graph. |
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| X and Y values that are plotted on a graph. |
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| A circular graph that is used to illustrate the percentage for sampled data. |
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| A line of numbers that are arranged as negative numbers on the left, zero in the center and positive numbers on the right. |
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The horizontal number line of a graph moving left to right.
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| Upwards or downward slants/inclines formed where the X and Y coordinates meets on a graph. |
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| A cluster of random points that form a downward movement pattern on a graph. |
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Positive scatter plot graph
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| Acluster of random points that form an upward movement pattern on a graph. |
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| The interception of where the X and Y meet to form an image or shape. |
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| An upward incline illustrated as a line formed where two or more coordinates connect. |
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| An downward incline illustrated as a line formed where two or more coordinates connect. |
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| A straight line that is formed from the connection of two or more X and Y coordinates. |
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| Name given to identify graphed data. |
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| Data key box on a graph that is illustrated to identify, compare, and contrast data. |
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| Vertical line of graph angle going up and down. |
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