Across
- 2. uses circles that overlap to show commonalities and differences among things
- 4. map that includes cities, major towns, and provinces
- 7. visual representations drawn on a flat surface
- 8. one of the two industrial engineers who introduced Flow Process Chart
- 12. activates prior knowledge on the topic
- 13. shows how a whole is divided into parts
- 16. visually represents ideas, concepts, and relationships between various components
- 17. also known as fishbone diagram
- 19. elements that stand out from the main text
- 20. popularized the venn diagram
Down
- 1. difference between a linear and non-linear text
- 3. uses rectangles, ovals, diamonds to define the type of step along with connecting arrows to define flow and sequence
- 5. traditional text that needs to be read from beginning to end
- 6. map that includes mountain ranges and bodies of water
- 9. information arranged and organized in columns and rows
- 10. uses pictures to symbolize a countable unit of items
- 11. allows readers to find specific information more quickly and efficiently
- 14. facilitates better retention of the information
- 15. graph that is best used to show trends
- 18. demonstrates important relationships of and within data