Interpreting Workplace Graphics Flashcards
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A bar graph compares two stores' sales: Store A = $12,000, Store B = $9,000. How much more did Store A sell than Store B?
Answer: $3,000
$12,000 minus $9,000 equals $3,000.
A map's scale shows 1 inch = 5 miles. Two warehouses are 3 inches apart on the map. What is the actual distance?
Answer: 15 miles
3 inches times 5 miles per inch equals 15 miles.
A production schedule table shows Shift 1: 6am-2pm, Shift 2: 2pm-10pm, Shift 3: 10pm-6am. Who works at 4pm?
Answer: Shift 2
4pm falls between 2pm and 10pm, which is Shift 2.
A line graph shows sales rising sharply, then leveling off flat. What does the flat section mean?
Answer: Sales stopped changing
A flat (horizontal) line means values stayed the same over that period.
An organizational chart shows a Supervisor above three Team Leads, each above five Workers. How many people report directly to the Supervisor?
Answer: Three
Only the three Team Leads report directly to the Supervisor.
A bar chart of inventory shows Item X dropped from 200 units to 50 units. What percentage of the original inventory remains?
Answer: 25%
50 out of 200 is 25% remaining.
A diagram labels machine parts with numbered callouts. Part #4 points to the lever. To adjust the lever, which callout do you reference?
Answer: #4
The callout labeled #4 points to the lever.