This document discusses different types of non-linear text such as diagrams, charts, graphs, and maps. It explains that graphs and charts visually show relationships between measurements, with common types being line graphs, bar graphs, and pie charts. Diagrams are symbolic visual representations of information. Examples of different graph types are provided, including bar graphs to compare variables or frequencies, line graphs to show trends over time, and pie charts to proportion parts of a whole.

2. INTERPRET INFORMATION FOUND IN
NON-LINEAR TEXT SUCH AS
DIAGRAMS AND CHARTS.
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3. NON-LINEAR TEXT REFERS TO TEXT
THAT DOES NOT NEED TO BE READ
FROM BEGINNING TO THE END.

4. Graphs/Charts- are visuals that show a
relationship between two or more sets of
measurements.

5. Types of graphs are line graphs and
bar graphs, while pie charts are the
most common type of chart, pictures
and maps are included.

6. Diagram-is a symbolic representation
of information using visualization
techniques.

7. Before a commuter reaches the bank, he must go
to a ticket vending machine to purchase a ticket.
From there, he can go now proceed to a bank.

8. Bar Graph-consists of columns or bars arranged
horizontally or vertically. Normally, they are
used to show comparison between variables. They
are also used to show the frequency of events in
different classes or intervals.

9. As a student, I spend eight (8) hours of sleep everyday. Seven (7)
hours of my time is spend in school. I watch tv for three (3) hours
and two (2) hours is spend for eating and playing outside. One (1)
hour in doing chores at home at in doing my homework. In
conclusion, Most of my time as a student is spent in sleeping and
attending my school.

10. Line Graph is commonly use to show trends. they are
easy to read because the reader is able to
identify the trend based on the direction of
the line.

11. Pie Chart is a visual representations of information on parts
or segments as a proportion, percentage or fraction
of the whole? One can clearly see that the visual
itself shows who or which segment has the bigger
piece of the pie.