Each point on the plot gives the study time and the test score of one student. How is the association between study time and test score best described?

The plot shows time since switch-off and temperature above the room for oven readings. As time since switch-off grows, what happens to temperature above the room?

One point on the plot sits at 16 hours across and 51 minutes up. What does that point tell you about that teenager?

Each point on the plot gives the bedroom count and the price of one house. How is the association between bedroom count and price best described?

The plot shows ticket price and tickets sold for concert shows. As ticket price grows, what happens to tickets sold?

The plot pairs rainfall with yield for wheat fields. One point sits at 25 cm. What yield does the plot show for that point?

The plot shows shoe size and test score for students in a class. As shoe size grows, what happens to test score?

The plot pairs days of drought with reservoir level for one reservoir. One point sits at 10 days. What reservoir level does the plot show for that point?

A gardener recorded how many flowers opened on each of five bushes. The readings, as (bush number, flowers open) pairs, are (1, 3), (2, 4), (3, 6), (4, 8), (5, 10). Which panel plots this data?

One point on the plot sits at 6 days across and 79 percent up. What does that point tell you about that reading?

The plot pairs age with weight for puppies at a shelter. One point sits at 5 months. What weight does the plot show for that point?

Each point on the plot gives the story count and the height of one building. How is the association between story count and height best described?

Each point on the plot gives the training time and the push-up count of one athlete. How is the association between training time and push-up count best described?

Each point on the plot gives the age and the resale value of one phone. How is the association between age and resale value best described?

Each point on the plot gives the weekly television time and the nightly homework time of one teenager. How is the association between weekly television time and nightly homework time best described?

The plot shows story count and height for office buildings. As story count grows, what happens to height?

The plot shows daily water and headache-free days for adults in a health study. As daily water grows, what happens to headache-free days?

One point on the plot sits at 12 months across and 395 dollars up. What does that point tell you about that phone?

A coach timed five swimmers and counted their practice days. The readings, as (practice days, laps swum) pairs, are (1, 2), (2, 5), (3, 6), (4, 8), (5, 9). Which panel plots this data?

Each point on the plot gives the story count and the height of one building. How is the association between story count and height best described?

The plot pairs ticket price with tickets sold for concert shows. One point sits at 25 dollars. What tickets sold does the plot show for that point?

The plot pairs height with arm span for a group of adults. One point sits at 165 cm. What arm span does the plot show for that point?

A shop counted the umbrellas it sold on five days of different rainfall. The readings, as (rainfall, umbrellas sold) pairs, are (1, 3), (2, 5), (3, 6), (4, 8), (5, 9). Which panel plots this data?

The plot pairs weekly television time with nightly homework time for teenagers surveyed. One point sits at 24 hours. What nightly homework time does the plot show for that point?

One point on the plot sits at 8 across and 43 years up. What does that point tell you about that moviegoer?

The plot pairs age with resale value for used phones. One point sits at 15 months. What resale value does the plot show for that point?

The plot shows age and resale value for used phones. As age grows, what happens to resale value?

One point on the plot sits at 10 across and 32 years up. What does that point tell you about that moviegoer?

The plot shows bedroom count and price for houses for sale. As bedroom count grows, what happens to price?

One point on the plot sits at 8 hundred meters across and 89 kilopascals up. What does that point tell you about that camp site?

The plot pairs time since switch-off with temperature above the room for oven readings. One point sits at 10 minutes. What temperature above the room does the plot show for that point?

The plot pairs rainfall with yield for wheat fields. One point sits at 25 cm. What yield does the plot show for that point?

Each point on the plot gives the daily water and the headache-free days of one adult. How is the association between daily water and headache-free days best described?

A parking lot was counted once an hour after 4 p.m. The readings, as (hours after 4 p.m., cars left) pairs, are (1, 8), (2, 6), (3, 5), (4, 3), (5, 1). Which panel plots this data?

Each point on the plot gives the birth day of the month and the height of one student. How is the association between birth day of the month and height best described?

The plot shows ticket price and tickets sold for concert shows. As ticket price grows, what happens to tickets sold?

The plot pairs daily practice with free throws made for basketball players. One point sits at 30 minutes. What free throws made does the plot show for that point?

A gardener recorded how many flowers opened on each of five bushes. The readings, as (bush number, flowers open) pairs, are (1, 2), (2, 4), (3, 5), (4, 7), (5, 9). Which panel plots this data?

Each point on the plot gives the altitude and the air pressure of one camp site. How is the association between altitude and air pressure best described?

A shop counted the umbrellas it sold on five days of different rainfall. The readings, as (rainfall, umbrellas sold) pairs, are (2, 4), (3, 5), (4, 7), (5, 9), (6, 10). Which panel plots this data?