select and construct appropriate graphs and charts to present data, using appropriate scales – line charts, bar charts, pie charts, pictograms, histograms with equal class intervals, divided bar, scattergraphs, and population pyramids
suggest an appropriate form of graphical representation for the data provided
complete a variety of graphs and maps – choropleth, isoline, dot maps, desire lines, proportional symbols and flow lines
use and understand gradient, contour and value on isoline maps
plot information on graphs when axes and scales are provided
interpret and extract information from different types of maps, graphs and charts, including population pyramids, choropleth maps, flow-line maps, dispersion graphs.