When reading a chart or graph, which details should be checked to interpret it accurately?

When reading a chart or graph, which details should be checked to interpret it accurately?

• A. Axes, scales, units, sample size, source, and whether the chart may be designed to mislead.
• B. Only the color scheme matters.
• C. The font used in the chart is the key detail.
• D. The date of publication is the only necessary piece.

Answer: (A)