Choropleth maps (Edexcel GCSE Statistics): Quizzes
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What does a choropleth map display using colours or shading?
What does a choropleth map display using colours or shading?
Data variation across regions
Why must every choropleth map include a key?
Why must every choropleth map include a key?
To explain shading meaning
What should you do first when interpreting a choropleth map?
What should you do first when interpreting a choropleth map?
Examine the key
On a grid-style choropleth map, what does each square represent?
On a grid-style choropleth map, what does each square represent?
A specific area or value
In the worked example, what interval indicates the darkest shading?
In the worked example, what interval indicates the darkest shading?
31-40
What is a recommended way to create intervals for a choropleth map?
What is a recommended way to create intervals for a choropleth map?
Divide data into 3-5 groups
What pattern might indicate higher data values in a choropleth map?
What pattern might indicate higher data values in a choropleth map?
Darker or denser shading
When describing a pattern, what should you refer to?
When describing a pattern, what should you refer to?
Location of high/low values
What is a key step before creating a choropleth map?
What is a key step before creating a choropleth map?
Identify highest and lowest values
How can you ensure your map is easy to interpret?
How can you ensure your map is easy to interpret?
Use clear shading and intervals