Question

2. Match the Column.
Column A
(a) Line chart
(b) Doughnut chart
(c) Radar chart
(d) Pie chart
(e) Scatter chart
Column B
1. Each item represented by one slice
2. Data at equal interval
3. Plots each data point with a marker
4. Relationship of parts to a whole
5. Data in concentric circles​

Answer 1

Answer:

(a) - 3

(b) - 4

(c) - 2

(d)  - 1

(e) - 5

Answer 2

Answer:

Column A                                               Column B

(a) Line chart           ⇒                  3. Plots each data point with a marker

(b) Doughnut chart         ⇒              4. Relationship of parts to a whole

(c) Radar chart                   ⇒            2. Data at equal interval

(d) Pie chart                  ⇒               1. Each item is represented by one slice

(e) Scatter chart                ⇒         5. Data in concentric circles​

Explanation:

Charts are generally created with MS Excel and there are a number of different types of charts available to show the data in different formats. Let's see each one of them:

• Line charts are used to plot each data point with a marker. They show changes in data at every point.
• Doughnut charts are very similar to the pie chart. They are used to show the relationship of different parts of data as a whole.
• Radar charts are less commonly used. They are very basic types and they show the data at equal intervals.
• The pie chart is a circular chart where each item is represented as a slice of a pie.
• Scatter charts as the name imply show the data in a scattered way. Data are shown in concentric circles.

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