Question

The table and the Circle Chart shown display the percentage of dogs in seven different groups of dog breeds in a dog competition.

How does the Circle Graph misrepresent the data in the table?

A. The percentages do not add up to 100.
B. The size of the section representing the Non-Sporting group is smaller than the section that represents Herding group.
C. The number of regions in the graph is not correct for the data.
D. One of the breeds in the table is not represented in the Circle Chart.

Answer 1

Incorrect, it's actually B.

Explanation:

Look at the Non-Sporting Group and Herding Group. The sizes of the slices are different (NSG being smaller than HG)

Answer 2

a

Explanation: