To determine the intervals of continuity for a function, we need to observe the behavior of the graph provided. Based on the description, I assume you have a graph of the function and we are to identify where the function is continuous.

Here are the steps to follow:

1. Check for breaks or gaps in the graph: If there are any points where the graph "jumps" or has a vertical asymptote, the function is not continuous at those points.
2. Look for holes: If there are points where the graph is missing or undefined, that’s also a discontinuity.
3. Observe endpoints: If the graph starts or ends at a particular point, make sure there are no breaks at the edges.

To provide the correct answer, I need to see the graph or have more details about the function's behavior. Since you are likely referring to a specific graph (not provided directly in text form), please upload the graph or clarify more about it (e.g., what the function looks like).

Would you like to upload the graph for me to analyze it? Or provide more details about the function?