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CGA 215 - Quiz 9 - Chapter 9

True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 
 
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 1. 

The above figure is an example of a Repeating Design graph.
 

 2. 

The 1.0 that appears in the first cell of the Graph Data window is sample data used to create a temporary structure for a graph and should be removed.
 

 3. 

If you needed to create a column graph showing how much more paper than glass, plastic, or aluminum if recycled in a major city over a one-year period, you could plot the paper recycling data as a line graph, leaving the other recycling categories as columns.
 

 4. 

Illustrator comes with two documents full of custom designs that you can apply to graphs.
 

 5. 

Pie or column graphs are typically used to compare trends over time.
 

 6. 

Illustrator provides six options for displaying custom designs on a graph.
 

 7. 

Graphs are grouped objects, consisting of many individual groups grouped together.
 

 8. 

The Graph Type dialog box does not offer an option to add the number or value that each column, bar, or marker represents.
 

 9. 

Tick marks are short lines that extend from the category axis.
 

 10. 

The value axis can be moved from the left of the graph to the right of the graph.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 11. 

A graph is useful in order to ____.
a.
show a relationship among a set of numbers.
b.
simplify complex data.
c.
help communicate a message.
d.
all of the above
 

 12. 

Legend labels describe ____.
a.
nonnumeric data such as the names of the months
b.
numeric data that may change such as weekly sales totals
c.
data that is meant to be plotted
d.
data that appears on the horizontal axis
 

 13. 

Category labels, legend labels, and data are entered into the ____.
a.
Graph Data window
b.
Graph Data dialog box
c.
Graph Data spreadsheet
d.
none of the above
 

 14. 

While working on a graph, you can ____.
a.
click the Apply button in the Graph Data panel to see changes made to the graph
b.
remove data from cells in the Graph Data panel
c.
change the data, if necessary
d.
all of the above
 

 15. 

Data in the Graph data window can be imported from a ____ file.
a.
Microsoft Excel
b.
Microsoft Word
c.
Microsoft PowerPoint
d.
all of the above
 

 16. 

To change the number of decimals displayed in the numbers in the Graph Data panel, click the ____.
a.
Cell Style button
b.
Decimal Number button
c.
Decimal Style button
d.
Number button
 

 17. 

To remove data from cells in the Graph Data window, select the cells from which you want to delete the data, click ____ on the menu bar, and then click Clear.
a.
Edit
b.
File
c.
Object
d.
Cells
 
 
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 18. 

Item 2 of the above figure is an example of ____.
a.
the graph grid
b.
legend guides
c.
full width tick marks
d.
the value axis
 

 19. 

A graph that uses two graph styles to plot data is called a ____.
a.
category graph
b.
double graph
c.
combination graph
d.
none of the above
 

 20. 

A custom graph design can replace ____.
a.
markers
b.
columns
c.
bars
d.
all of the above
 

 21. 

Text labels, value axis labels, and legend labels are also individual groups within the larger graph group; ____ to select them, then change their font, size, or color as desired.
a.
click twice
b.
right-click
c.
triple-click
d.
click
 

 22. 

You can use the ____ dialog box to extend the tick marks to run the full width of the graph.
a.
Tick Marks
b.
Format Graph
c.
Full Width
d.
Graph Type
 

 23. 

A custom design that is resized vertically and horizontally is called a ____.
a.
scaled design
b.
repeating design
c.
sliding-scale design
d.
uniformly scaled design
 

 24. 

If you want to ensure that everything below a certain point on a custom graph design is not resized, you should use a(n) ____.
a.
uniformly scaled design
b.
sliding-scale design
c.
vertically scaled design
d.
none of the above
 
 
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 25. 

The graph in the above figure is an example of a ____.
a.
vertically scaled design
b.
repeating design
c.
sliding-scale design
d.
uniformly scaled design
 



 
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