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1. This bar graph explains exactly what data is being shown. Looking at the graph, you know exactly what is on the x and y axis.
2. This graph also starts at 0, which is a good starting point and it shows exactly where it starts and ends.
3. Lastly, this graph is color coordinated with the fruit it represents, making the data clear and easier to read.

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1. This pie chart is reliable. The size of the pie's piece correlate with the percentage it represents.
2. The data also matches what is supposed to be shown. The question of the most reliable motorcycle is being portrayed by brands of motorcycles.
3. The percents of each brand also equals 100, which is what pie charts are supposed to represent.

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1. This graph is misleading because the blue and red lines are overlapping making it difficult to determine the exact tuition and bachelor's degree numbers.
2. Secondly, the graph is showing tuition for one year. You have your entire life to pay off loans. You don't have to pay your loans in one year like what this graph is saying.
3. Lastly, the graph also only shows bachelor's degree. It would be more helpful for associate degree students, and master degree students too. Not everyone is getting their bachelor's degree.

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1. This graph is misleading, because the numbers on the side are not properly labeled. Are they talking about 64 people or 64% of people...
2. This graph also is deceptive in the way that it looks like Democrats agreed way more with the court, but in reality, only agreed 8% more.
3. Lastly, this graph should start with 0 and not 50. It is important to know exactly where it starts, not what it is close to.