This document provides information about different types of graphs used to display data: circle graphs (pie charts) show portions of a whole, bar graphs allow for comparisons using vertical or horizontal bars of equal width, pictographs use pictures/symbols to represent data with a key, broken line graphs join data points with line segments to show trends over time, continuous line graphs have meaning for all points between data points, and scatter plots display sets of paired data points. Sample questions demonstrate using a bar graph to group student marks into intervals and creating a line graph to compare the average monthly temperatures of two towns over eight months.