Bar Chart

Histogram

Bar charts are suitable for displaying discrete continuous Check data. There are gaps no gaps Check between the bars to show there are no data values in between.
For example, 4.5 correct answers or 4.26 correct answers are not valid data points.

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Check students took the quiz.
Check students got 8 or more correct answers.
$50\%$ of the students got Check or less correct answers.

Histograms are suitable for displaying discrete continuous Check data. There are gaps no gaps Check between the bars to show the data is continuous.
For example, a student's grade would be in the $70\% \lt \text{semester grade} \le 80\%$ bar or $80\% \lt \text{semester grade} \le 90\%$ bar but there are no data points between these two bars.

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Check students got $80\% \lt \text{semester grade} \le 90\%$.
Check students' got more than or equal to $60\%$.
Check $\%$ of the students got less than or equal to $40\%$.