lesson4.tables&graph and on covid19 and explaining tables, charts and graphs
- 1. Activity 3: Make a Graph or Table given the information below Read carefully the statistics on Asian countries’ COVID cases. Use the information from the text to label in making a graph or chart. Remember: there should be two labels (label of the x-axis and label of the y-axis).
- 2. Activity 3: Brunei – The number of cases has increased by two to 141. Cambodia – As of June 12, the country has 126 cases. Laos – The country now has 19 cases. Vietnam – As of June 13, the country has 334 cases and no aeaths. Mongolia – Three new cases on June 12, taking the total to 197.
- 3. BAR GRAPH BRUNEI CAMBODIA LAOS VIETNAM MONGOLIA 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
- 5. TABLES A table shows information (facts and figures) that are organized and arranged in columns and rows. It is used to show patterns and relationships that still appeals to the readers’ verbal system, meaning tables are supposed to be read like a text (Nussbaumer, 2011). It is also used for “rapid access to and relatively easy comparison of information” (McMurrey, 2017).
- 6. TABLES McMurrey (2017) provided two important headings in making a table: column headings are found on top of the columns and are used to identify the contents of a specific column; row headings used to define or identify the contents of a specific row.).
- 7. Title of the Table Column Headings Row Headings
- 8. The table provides a comparison of the percentage of people who used the different features of their mobile phones (row headings) in three different years (column headings)
- 9. GRAPHS is defined by Google Sites (n.d.) as a “chart that shows the relationship between changing things”. Mind Tools Content Team (2020) stated that graphs are used “when a simple table cannot adequately demonstrate important relationships” of and within data. In addition, Nussbaumer (2011) said that graphs are “particularly useful when there is a point to be made in the shape of the data”.
- 10. There are four common types of graphs: • bar graph, • line graph, • pie graph, and • pictograph.
- 11. Bar graphs show data that are independent from each other but are somehow still related. • uses either vertical or horizontal bars to show the data it represents. • bars do not touch each other
- 12. The height of the bar indicates the value it represents: the longer the bar, the higher the value it represents, the shorter the bar, the lower the value it represents.
- 13. Spotify reveals the decade's most- streamed songs, from Ariana Grande to Drake by Savage, 2019 Spotify has revealed its biggest songs, albums and artists of the last decade, with Drake emerging as the most-streamed artist of the 2010s. The Canadian star has racked up more than 28 billion streams, with his most popular song, One Dance, played 1.7 billion times alone.
- 14. It was dwarfed by Ed Sheeran's Shape Of You, whose 2.4 billion streams, made it the decade's most listened-to track. 019's biggest song was Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello's Senorita. Released in June, the island-flavoured duet has already been played one billion times. Billie Eilish's Bad Guy isn't far behind, on 990 million streams.