I . Choose the most appropriate graphics for illustrating each of the following relationships. Give your reasons to support each of your choices. 1. A breakdown of your monthly budget. 2. An illustration of the organization of a company. 3. An illustration of automobile damage for an insurance claim. 4. Comparative sales fi gures for three items in the four quarters of a year. 5. An illustration of how to assemble a gas grill in an instruction manual. 6. A comparison of tire life: useable miles (in thousands) for fi ve different types of tires. 7. The percentage of college graduates over the last eight years finding desirable jobs within six months after graduation. 8. A comparison of three brands of cell phones, according to cost, size, weight, battery durability, and functions. 9. The changing cost of an average bottle of cola compared to that of an average bottle of mineral water over the past fi ve years. 10. A comparison of the average age of students enrolled at your college in summer programs, day programs, and evening programs over the last six years. 11. The possible relationship between the weight of 12 different cars and their gas consumption per mile. 12. A comparison between students’ eyesight and their intelligence quotient. II . The following statistics give the number of applicants to three different colleges over six years. Display this data in a table, a bar graph, and a line graph. And then decide which version is the most effective for a reader (a) who wants exact figures, (b) who wonders how overall enrollments are changing, or (c) who wants to compare enrollments at each college in a certain year. Include a caption interpreting each version. ● In 2011: College A received 2,241 applications, College B 3,016, and College C 1,707. ● In 2012: College A received 2,310 applications, College B 3,124, and College C 1,684. ● In 2013: College A received 2,589 applications, College B 2,876, and College C 1,829. ● In 2014: College A received 2,614 applications, College B 2,740, and College C 1,892. ● In 2015: College A received 2,772 applications, College B 2,515, and College C 2,012. ● In 2016: College A received 2,768 applications, College B 2,321, and College C 2,167.