Social Studies
Using Numbers and Graphs in Social Studies
Read and analyze data shown in visual form, like charts, tables, graphs, maps, and photographs.
4 of 4 skills ready · 16 practice questions
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Using data presented in visual form, including maps, charts, graphs, and tables
Interpret visual information, compare how data is presented, and use trends to make predictions.
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Dependent and independent variables
Identify a factor being changed or compared and the outcome that may depend on it.
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Correlation versus causation
Distinguish an association between events from evidence that one event directly caused another.
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Using statistics in social studies
Calculate and interpret the mean, median, mode, and range of social studies data sets.