A pictogram includes a key so that readers can
Alearn what an icon stands for
Bfind the maker of it
Csee the date it was made
Djudge the paper colour
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. learn what an icon stands for
1. Icons are only symbols until their value is known.
2. A key is often included to say what each icon stands for.
3. Without it you cannot read the numbers.
The artist, date and paper colour do not give the values.
_Source: Wikipedia, Pictogram, In mathematics_
Keep practising Measures of Central Tendency
Browse all Measures of Central Tendency questions for CTET, or explore more Mathematics topics.
Related questions
Playfair's Commercial and political atlas, using bars for statistics, came out in which yeWho first introduced the term histogram in lectures in 1892?How does a histogram differ from a bar chart?The bins of a histogram are usuallyA histogram is a visual representation of the distribution of which data?Why are road signs often drawn as pictograms?Which is a common set of pictographs found on clothing tags?Which international standard defines public information symbols?