Choropleth maps (AQA GCSE Statistics): Flashcards
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What does a choropleth map visually represent?
What does a choropleth map visually represent?
Data variation across geographical regions using shading.
Why is the key important in choropleth maps?
Why is the key important in choropleth maps?
It explains what each shade or colour represents.
What does darker shading typically indicate?
What does darker shading typically indicate?
Higher values in the data being represented.
How many categories should a choropleth map have?
How many categories should a choropleth map have?
Aim for 4-6 logical categories for clarity.
What mistake should you avoid when creating intervals?
What mistake should you avoid when creating intervals?
Avoid creating unequal or awkward intervals.
What should you check before interpreting a choropleth map?
What should you check before interpreting a choropleth map?
Always check the key first for accurate interpretation.
How can you describe distribution patterns effectively?
How can you describe distribution patterns effectively?
Focus on general trends, not individual values.
What shading pattern represents 11-20 flowers?
What shading pattern represents 11-20 flowers?
Use vertical lines according to the key.
What is a common error in shading choropleth maps?
What is a common error in shading choropleth maps?
Shading that doesn't match the key is a common mistake.
What should you include in your choropleth map key?
What should you include in your choropleth map key?
Value ranges and corresponding shading patterns.