Data Interpretation in English Grammar

Data Interpretation or Data Interpretation in English Grammar involved a thorough analysis of the data which may be provided to students in a wide array of graphs, pie-charts, bar charts, candlestick charts, pyramid charts, data sheets or figures comprising comparison between selected groups or subjects. 

How to write Data Interpretation in English

1. A detailed study of the data provided must be done.
2. The gist of the data and its subject must be understood.
3. While writing the analytical details, care should be taken not to provide the exact replica of figures, percentages, etc. One needs to present language skills while providing a description and avoid quoting of mathematical expression.
4. The answer should be done in a single paragraph.
5.  To contain within the specified word limit, if the provided data is in excess, use conjunctions to build long and effective sentences.
6.  Grammatical accuracy along with non-repetition of the same vocabulary/sentences must be maintained.

Examples of data interpretation in English grammar for class 7, 8, 9, 10

Example: In a recent survey held in 100 schools, aiming to find the best pencil brands preferred by the students, the following bar chart was deduced. Analyse the findings and complete the paragraph in short.

Data Interpretation in English Grammar

Out of more than three dozen brands of pencil available in the …

Answer: Out of more than three dozen brands of pencils available in the market, four brands, namely A, B, C, and D, are the most popular ones. Pencils are an important part of students’ stationery items and the popularity of brand B pencils outshines every other available brand as it occupies more than half of the pencil market. One-fifth of the students favor brand D, followed by brand A, while brand C comes last in the stationery list of the students.

Worksheet of data interpretation for class 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

The following pie-chart shows the kinds of book categories preferred by students of age group 7-12 years. Using the data provided, complete the paragraph.

Data Interpretation in English Grammar

Answer: Although the kind of books liked by children may have changed, that data of the survey suggested…