FREE Workkeys Graphic Literacy Part 1 Questions and Answers

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In the first ten years of the twenty-first century, 3-Car Households were on the rise. What was the estimated number of 3-Car Households in 2007 based on the line of best fit that was displayed?

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Explanation:
Two grid squares to the right of 2005 are the years 2007 and 2008. It is barely below 175 when we follow this up to the line of optimum fit. The only sensible option is 170.

Jimmy is traveling to commemorate his graduation. He will begin in Cincinnati and first travel to Albany to see his cousins. He will then take a car to Destin to see his grandparents. After that, he'll go back to Cincinnati to start his new work. How many miles will he cover overall?

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Explanation:
By using the "Cincinnati" row and moving across to the "Albany" column, you may find the 720-mile distance between Cincinnati and Albany. Similar distances exist between Albany and Destin (1340 miles), as well as between Cincinnati and Destin (730 miles). He'll cover 2790 miles in total.

Over a fifty year period, there has been a considerable change in the percentage of recycled materials. What year did the "Percent Recycled" for glass surpass that for paper, according to the graphic below?

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Explanation:
For glass, the "Percent Recycled" bars are gray, and for paper, they are green. In just one year on the chart, 1970, the grey bar is taller than the green bar.

The top chiropterologist in Kentucky is researching six bat colonies. She entered the information into the graph below. How many bats in Colony 3 were counted in 2021?

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Explanation:
Find the row in the first column that has "Colony 3" in it. Cross across to the "2021" column from this row. The colony contains 512 bats, according to the display.

Mid-February marked the first time that the number of robins surpassed that of snow owls, according to a 2014 research by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Which month after that did the robin population drop below the snow owl population again?

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Explanation:
The number of robins is indicated by the orange line. The orange line grows, starting below the blue line of the snow owl in January and crossing it in the middle of February. Throughout the summer, it keeps rising before leveling out. Later, starting in September, the orange line quickly starts to descend before falling back below the blue line in November.

The director of a municipal recycling facility is analyzing information from a meeting he went to in 2015. What year did the "Percent Recycled" for metal first surpass 20%, as seen in the chart below?

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Explanation:
The "Percent Recycled" for metal is displayed in blue bars. In 1990, this bar first rises above 20%.

The following graph and trend line were created as a result of a study on the number of 3-Car households in a certain region. Which of the following better predicts the number of 3-Car Households anticipated in 2015 if the number of 3-Car Households continues to rise at a comparable rate?

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Explanation:
The trend line displays around 120 for the year 2000, 155 for the year 2005, and 190 for the year 2010. In other words, the proportion of 3-Car Households tends to rise by 35 for every 5 years that pass. With this knowledge, 225 (3-car households) would be a reasonable projection for the year 2015 (i.e., 190 + 35).

Troubleshooting for returned items is under the purview of the warranty repair department. A technician is presently troubleshooting a "Can't start" display. She verified that the output of the power board is 24 volts and that the power key is in control. What ought she do after that?

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Explanation:
We respond "Yes" to the decision block asking "Check the power key is under control?" because the "power board output is 24 volts." We take her word for it that "the power key is under control," so we do what she says. She needs to "Replace the keyboard."

The graph below provides a summary of the percentages of students enrolled in different courses. The two most well-liked courses will now be offered online by the institution. What are the two courses that will be offered online?

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Explanation:
The two courses with the highest percentages are American Literature (11%) and Creative Writing (12%).

A meteorologist is examining the frequency of extreme weather occurrences between 1950 and 2010. In the 1980s, how many hurricanes hit the United States?

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Explanation:
The bars display the number of US hurricanes each decade. The 1980s bar displays 18 hurricanes.

What is the earliest year in which both the United States and Canada spent at least 8% of their GDP on healthcare, as shown in the graph below?

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Explanation:
Find the 8% point on the y-axis to get started. Around 1976, the US graph (red) first breaches this line. The best response for when both exceed the 8% mark is 1982 because Canada (blue) first crosses this line around that year.

You are attempting to raise the proportion of sales coming from vending as the sales manager for the Wizzly Beverage Group. What percentage of drinks are currently sold through the vending channel?

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Explanation:
The percentage of drink sales for the vending channel is 11%, as indicated by the grey slice in the pie chart.

The percentage of students enrolled in each subject given during the summer term is displayed in the chart below. Which of the four departments (history, literature, math, and science) has the highest overall summer enrolment, according to the chart?

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Explanation:
The courses in the history department are represented by pieces of orange pie. The orange slices represent 23% of the total number of registered pupils. With a total of 22%, the purple (Science) slices come in second place.

The chart below is being used by a machinist to identify which drill bit will result in a hole with the necessary dimension based on the letter gauge it has. The hole diameter is given in the chart's "INCH" and "MM" columns in the relevant units. What kind of drill should be used to make a hole that is 9.09 millimeters in diameter?

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Explanation:
The hole diameter is given in millimeters in the third column. Finding the row with "9.09 MM" reveals that the required hole size will be produced using a "T" letter gauge bit.

The cost of "Transportation" for 2023 was calculated by a researcher using the pie chart below. He accomplished this by dividing the percentage by the overall expense: (0.14)($241,080) = $33,751. He then calculates the cost of "Housing". What benefit does he get?

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Explanation:
30% of $241,080 goes to housing: (0.30)($241,080) = $72,324

A maintenance worker has been instructed to drill a hole that is 5/8 inches in diameter and 12 inches deep. The table below lists the hole diameter (inches), maximum drilling depth (inches), and overall bit length for each model (inches). The shortest drill bit that will accomplish the task is what he wants to order. Which piece ought he to pick?

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Explanation:
The 5/8 inch diameter should be found in the first column. Three rows have different drilling depths. The worker needs a depth of 12 inches, therefore he or she must use either the 1512-inch-deep or the 3012-inch-deep bit. The shorter of the two drilling depths, at 1512 inches, will do the trick.

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