Graphics Text Described Graphs Mock Tests
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Graphics Text Described Graphs Mock Test 1
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Sample Questions
A line graph describes the daily website traffic for a week:
Monday: 1,200, Tuesday: 1,350, Wednesday: 1,100, Thursday: 1,400, Friday: 1,550, Saturday: 900, Sunday: 800
On which day was the traffic closest to the weekly average?
A line graph shows the stock price of a company over ten trading days:
Day 1: $50
Day 2: $52
Day 3: $49
Day 4: $53
Day 5: $55
Day 6: $51
Day 7: $54
Day 8: $56
Day 9: $53
Day 10: $57
On which day was the absolute change from the previous day the largest?
A line graph describes the number of visitors to a museum for seven days:
Monday: 120, Tuesday: 145, Wednesday: 130, Thursday: 160, Friday: 180, Saturday: 210, Sunday: 195
The number of visitors on Saturday was approximately what percent of the total weekly visitors?
A line graph describes the stock price of a company over 8 trading days:
Day 1: ₹420, Day 2: ₹435, Day 3: ₹410, Day 4: ₹445, Day 5: ₹460, Day 6: ₹450, Day 7: ₹475, Day 8: ₹490
On which day was the percentage increase from the previous day the highest?
A line graph describes the percentage growth of three investment portfolios over 5 years:
Portfolio X: 5%, 8%, −3%, 12%, 6%
Portfolio Y: 7%, 4%, 9%, −2%, 10%
Portfolio Z: 3%, 6%, 7%, 8%, 11%
Which portfolio had the highest cumulative (sum of annual) growth over the 5 years?
A line graph shows the monthly website traffic (in thousands of visitors) for a company over six months:
January: 12
February: 15
March: 18
April: 22
May: 20
June: 27
In which month was the month-over-month increase in traffic the greatest?
A scatter plot describes the relationship between hours studied and test scores:
Student A: 2 hours → 55 points
Student B: 4 hours → 70 points
Student C: 6 hours → 80 points
Student D: 8 hours → 90 points
Student E: 10 hours → 95 points
What is the average increase in points per additional hour of study?
A scatter plot describes the relationship between hours studied and test scores for 8 students:
Student 1: 2 hours → 55 points
Student 2: 3 hours → 62 points
Student 3: 4 hours → 70 points
Student 4: 5 hours → 73 points
Student 5: 6 hours → 80 points
Student 6: 7 hours → 85 points
Student 7: 8 hours → 90 points
Student 8: 9 hours → 93 points
Between which two consecutive data points is the rate of improvement (points per hour) the lowest?
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