Which factor can make a chart misleading?
NSCT Past Papers and Syllabus / All — Multiple-choice practice
- A. Using too many labels or a distorted scale
- B. Accurate data representation
- C. Using consistent colors
- D. Correct legends
Correct answer
Using too many labels or a distorted scale
Explanation
Explanation Charts can mislead if the s cale is distorted or labels are overwhelming . This can make differences appear larger or smaller than they actually are . Using c onsistent colors, correct legends, and accurate data ensures clarity. Misleading charts can affect decisions and interpretations . Always check the axis, scale, and labeling to avoid misrepresentation.
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