The question in the image asks, "Which information would be most suited for a line graph?" The options are:

• How much of a family budget is spent in various categories
• People's favorite ice cream
• A comparison of people's favorite hobby and favorite restaurant
• A child's height measured on her birthday from age one to age 10

Correct Answer: The best-suited information for a line graph is "A child's height measured on her birthday from age one to age 10." A line graph is typically used to show trends over time, and height progression over years fits this purpose.

Would you like further clarification on why this is the best choice?

Here are 5 related questions to deepen understanding:

1. What kind of data should be represented using bar graphs instead of line graphs?
2. When would a pie chart be more appropriate than a line graph?
3. Can a line graph represent non-numerical data effectively? Why or why not?
4. How does the slope of a line graph represent changes in data over time?
5. How would you decide the intervals to use on the x-axis of a line graph showing temperature changes over a day?

Tip: Use a line graph when you want to illustrate trends or changes in data over time.