The Basics
Graph Analysis (Quantitatively)
Visuals & Text
The "Why" Behind the Media
Currency & Exchange
100
  • This term refers to a visual way to show numerical data, such as a bar graph, pie chart, or line graph.

What is quantitative information?

100
  • If a line graph shows a steep upward trend over 10 years, you can infer that the topic is doing this.

  • What is increasing/growing?

100

If an article about a new car lists its speed, and a picture shows the car is bright red, you have combined these two types of information.

Words and visuals

100

Authors use photographs instead of just words to achieve this effect on the reader.

making the topic more realistic or engaging

100

The name of the currency used by all countries in International Towne

What is a Credit Card/Debit Card?

200
  • A drawing that shows how something works or what its parts are is called this.

a Diagram

200
  • This part of a graph explains what the different colors or symbols in a diagram actually represent.

legend/key

200
  • A photo of a crowded street in a text about urbanization helps the reader visualize this emotion.

chaos, stress, or crowdedness

200
  • If a text contains a table listing population data, it is designed to help the reader do this with the information.

compare or analyze it faster

200

This is the rate at which one currency is traded for another, calculated at the bank.

Exchange rate

300

This term refers to the text that explains a photograph or illustration, usually found directly beneath it.

caption

300
  • When a pie chart shows "75%" labeled as "Water," this is the most logical conclusion.

  • What is that 3/4 of the total is water?

300
  • If a technical article about electricity is confusing, looking at this type of visual is the best way to understand the circuit.

a diagram

300
  • A video clip of a volcanic eruption is better than a text description for understanding this.

the power/scale/movement of the event

300

To make sure you have enough money to buy goods, you must visit this station to convert your currency.


the bank

400
  • An image that uses icons, pictures, and words to present complex information quickly and clearly.

an infographic

400
  • If a bar graph compares the population of 5 cities, this is the main purpose of that graph.

  • What is to compare data?

400

A map accompanying a historical article about the Civil War helps you understand this crucial aspect of the topic.

location or strategy

400
  • If you look at a photograph before reading an article, it helps you do this to the text.

predict or understand the topic better

400

This term refers to the paper money or coins used in a specific country (e.g., Urussian notes).

Cash or currency

500
  • These are the three main types of media/formats specified in the standard that you must integrate to understand a topic.

Words, Visual and quantitative

500
  • In a double-line graph tracking temperature over two years, this is what you are looking for if you check the distance between the two lines at any given point.

  • What is the difference/contrast between the two years?

500

When an author includes a photo of a subject, the goal is to make the information seem more of this.

more real or credible

500
  • If you ignore a chart in a scientific article, this is the effect on your understanding.

it becomes less "coherent" or incomplete

500

This is the act of buying goods from another country.


importing