INTERPRETING AND PREPARING VISUALS Flashcards

1
Q

can be classified into six groups

A

graphs,
tables, diagrams, charts, visual images and maps.

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2
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graphical representation of data using symbols that are usually boxes, lines, and
arrows

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chart

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3
Q

Its general purpose is to show ranks, levels, procedures, and classifications

A

chart

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4
Q

it presents rankings, classification, and levels of ideas.

A

organizational chart

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5
Q

illustrates a process or direction of steps.

A

flow chart

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6
Q

Present only the capsule version of the whole
process

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Flow Chart

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7
Q

used to refer an event which
is part of the process; it is usually used for steps
or actions taken

A

Rectangle

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8
Q

used to show a decision point
in the process; generally, the text inside the
diamond requires a “yes” or “no” response

A

Diamond

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9
Q

used to represent an
event which occurs automatically; it is usually
used to denote the start and the end of the whole
process.

A

Rounded box

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10
Q

Provide a legend when necessary

A

Flow Chart

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11
Q

s a horizontal bar chart developed by an American engineer and social
scientist.

A

Gantt Chart

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12
Q

provides a graphical illustration of schedule to track specific tasks in a project
management and production control.

A

Gantt Chart.

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13
Q

an American engineer and social
scientist who dveloped the gantt chart

A

Henry L. Gantt

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14
Q

It contains at least two columns with headings on the sides and at the top of the columns to
indicate what the table represents.

A

TABLES

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15
Q

e is useful in displaying numbers in columns

A

TABLES

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16
Q

condenses and classifies information to
make comparisons between and among data and helps the readers grasp relationships that might
be invisible in prose.

A

TABLES

17
Q

The heading on the top is called

A

a boxhead

18
Q

the heading
on the far-left column is

A

stub

19
Q

a graphical representation of data using bars for bar graphs, lines for line graphs,
circles for pie graphs, and pictures for pictographs

A

GRAPHS

20
Q

uses vertical and horizontal bars that compare amounts and quantities

A

Bar Graph

21
Q

h shows trends and changes in data. Usually, the bottom grid scale represents time.

A

Line Graph

22
Q

uses pie-shaped sections, shows the relationship of the parts
to the whole in percentages and proportions

A

circle graph

23
Q

(or pie graph)

A

circle graph

24
Q

A circle graph needs

A

legends

25
Q

a Circle Graph Uses no more than how many divisions?

A

seven divisions

26
Q

It is an illustration of an object in which parts are labeled for easy identification accompanied
by explanation of their functions.

A

Diagram

27
Q

It is a visual representation of things to help readers imagine things that are not commonly
seen in an ordinary condition.

A

. Drawing

28
Q

This visual aid helps reporters describe location and gives clear image of a place that is
being talked about.

A

Map

29
Q

It functions the same as drawing. It helps readers imagine the things pointed out and gives
them more idea of a certain topic discussed.

A

Picture