Charts, Graphs & Tables in Reading
Some Reading & Writing questions include a graph, table, or chart alongside the passage.
Question types:
1. "Which statement is best supported by the data in the figure?"
2. "Which data point most effectively illustrates the author's claim?"
Strategy:
1. Read the graph title and axis labels carefully
2. Identify the trend (increasing, decreasing, stable, variable)
3. Match the trend to the specific claim in the question
4. Watch units — thousands vs. millions, percentages vs. raw numbers
Common trap: An answer that describes a real trend in the graph but doesn't relate to the author's specific argument. The data AND the claim must align.
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