Question

A piece of information shown in a graph which is assigned to the data series is known as:

Hint:

Chart Components: Data Series (the bars, lines, etc.), Data Points (individual elements of a series), Data Labels (values/text shown on/near data points), Legend (key identifying series), Axes (X, Y), Chart Title, Plot Area.

Answer 1

Let's define the terms: \begin{itemize} \item[(A)] Data point: A single value plotted on the chart (e.g., a bar in a bar chart, a point on a line chart). \item[(B)] Data label: Text or numbers directly attached to a data point or series on the chart, displaying specific information about it (e.g., the value of the data point, the series name). This matches the description. \item[(C)] Legend: An index or key that identifies the different data series plotted on the chart, usually using colors or patterns. \item[(D)] Plot area: The main area within the chart borders where the data is actually plotted. \end{itemize} Therefore, information assigned to a data series (or data point) shown on the graph is a data label.