1. Column graph
   Puddle chart
2. Outlet graph
   Controller graph

This specific type of bar graph uses vertical bars to display categories of data (separate or grouped) that has been counted.

1. Bar graph
   Lace chart
2. Charger graph
   Bucket chart

Bar charts are a common type of graph used to indicate and compare the number and frequency of discrete sets of data.

1. Scatter chart
   File chart
2. Desk chart
   Button graph

Scatter plots are a type of graph used to find patterns and correlation between two or more variables for a set of data.

1. Line chart
   Window graph
2. Tree chart
   Key graph

Line graphs are typically used to visualize time series data; i.e., how one or more variables compare over a continuous period of time.

1. Outlet graph
   Lace chart
2. Bucket chart
   Venn diagram

A Venn diagram is used to identify the similarities and differences between a finite group of items.

1. Magnet chart
   Button graph
2. Histograms
   Clamp graph

Histograms are a type of bar/column graph which is used when the data represented is continuous rather than discrete.

1. Can graph
   Scatter plot
2. Charger graph
   Tray graph

In scatter plots, the information about each individual or object is represented by a single dot or point, plotted on a horizontal and vertical axis.

1. Gloss chart
   Candlestick chart
2. Book chart
   Remote graph

A candlestick chart is a type of financial chart which shows the high, low, opening and closing of security, derivative or currency.

1. Key graph
   Controller graph
2. Pie chart
   Puddle chart

Pie charts, also known as sector graphs, are used to illustrate the percentage or proportion of different categories.

1. File chart
   Doughnut chart
2. Outlet graph
   Clamp graph

Doughnut charts are a type of pie chart, which like the former, are created with the intention to display proportions.

1. Button graph
   Bucket chart
2. Flowchart
   Window graph

A flowchart is a diagram which is used to outline certain aspects of a process, algorithm or workflow.

1. Climate graph
   Charger graph
2. Lace chart
   Desk chart

This type of graph combines the aesthetics of the bar graph and the line graph to represent basic climatic parameters.

1. Piano graph
   Area chart
2. Tree chart
   Box chart

Area charts, which are based on line graphs, are a type of graph used to depict how one or many quantities change over a period of time.

1. Remote graph
   Column
2. Tray graph
   Camera plot

Column graphs are drawn with spaces to indicate that the information displayed is separate and unrelated.

1. Can graph
   Clamp graph
2. Surface graph
   Gloss chart

A surface plot is a diagram which depicts three-dimensional data. The data is comprised of two independent variables and one dependent variable.

1. Key graph
   Puddle chart
2. Bar graphs
   Controller graph

In addition to the standard vertical bar chart, there are several variations including grouped, horizontal and stacked bar charts.

1. Magnet chart
   File chart
2. Button graph
   Pedigree chart

A pedigree chart is a diagram used to show the presence and absence of a given phenotype in two or more generations of humans or animals.

1. Bubble chart
   Book chart
2. Outlet graph
   Bucket chart

A pedigree chart is a diagram used to show the presence and absence of a given phenotype in two or more generations of humans or animals.

1. Organizational chart
   Charger graph
2. Lace chart
   Window graph

An organizational chart is a diagram which is used to outline the internal structure of an organization.

1. Desk chart
   Can graph
2. Tree chart
   Line chart

This type of graph is also used to illustrate data which was measured over other continuous variables such as distance.

1. Candlestick
   Key graph
2. Puddle chart
   Remote graph

Candlesticks are used to represent the trading patterns for a short time period, with each candlestick showing the price movement for one day.

1. Flowchart
   Gloss chart
2. Tray graph
   Outlet graph

The steps in a flowchart are represented by various symbols which include a short description of each symbol.

1. Controller graph
   Scatter graph
2. Book chart
   Piano graph

Though the points in a scatter plot are not joined, they may be circled or shaded to show the relationship between several variables.

1. Clamp graph
   Charger graph
2. File chart
   Histograms

One of the main differences between histograms and column graphs are the lack of gaps between the columns.

1. Window graph
   Button graph
2. Area chart
   Tree chart

Like line graphs, area charts are drawn with data points which are then connected to form a line.

1. Venn diagram
   Lace chart
2. Bucket chart
   Desk chart

Venn diagrams are made up of large circles which represents a group of items with similar characteristics.

1. Pie chart
   Key graph
2. Magnet chart
   Puddle chart

This chart is comprised of a circle divided into two or more components, which is proportional to the quantities represented.

1. Remote graph
   Outlet graph
2. Can graph
   Surface graph

Surface plots comprise of three mandatory components; depth, which corresponds to the z-axis and position and value which forms the x- and y-axes respectively.

1. Bar graph
   Camera plot
2. Tray graph
   Piano graph

Bar charts are sometimes drawn with horizontal bars to accommodate categories with long titles, which would be difficult to fit below a vertical bar.

1. Controller graph
   Climate chart
2. Gloss chart
   Book chart

Climate graphs are used to show the average precipitation and temperature at a certain location throughout the year.

1. Pie chart
   File chart
2. Charger graph
   Clamp graph

There are several ways in which pie charts can be presented. These include exploded pie charts, ring charts, 3D pie charts and doughnut charts.

1. Tree chart
   Window graph
2. Lace chart
   Column charts

The height of the rectangular bars is proportional to the values represented, which is displayed on the left side of the chart.

1. Flowchart
   Puddle chart
2. Bucket chart
   Desk chart

The different symbols in the flowchart are linked together by arrows which indicate the direction of the process.

1. Outlet graph
   Venn diagram
2. Key graph
   Magnet chart

In a Venn diagram, the circles are enclosed by a large box called the universal set. This represents all possible elements of any set to be considered.

1. Can graph
   Button graph
2. Line chart
   Box chart

Line graphs are typically created with data points which are then connected dot-by-dot to form a line.

1. Camera plot
   Remote graph
2. Tray graph
   Histogram

In order to represent a large number of possible values in a continuous category, the data is divided into groups called classes or bins.

1. Gloss chart
   Charger graph
2. Pedigree chart
   Book chart

A pedigree chart uses squares and circles to represent males and females respectively, while a series of lines are used to represent the relationships in a pedigree.

1. Puddle chart
   Lace chart
2. Controller graph
   Bar

Bar charts are also grouped to represent multiple sets of data. This is done by using different shadings or colors to distinguish each sub-group.

1. File chart
   Outlet graph
2. Can graph
   Doughnut chart

Doughnut charts are designed with a blank center which allows for more information about the data as a whole to be added.

1. Key graph
   Scatter plot
2. Window graph
   Magnet chart

The patterns of dots are analyzed to identify any systematic or causal relationship between the two variables.

1. Tray graph
   Bubble chart
2. Clamp graph
   Tree chart

Bubble charts are used instead of scatter charts, when the data has three categories that contain different values.

1. Bucket chart
   Charger graph
2. Scatter plot
   Remote graph

In a scatter plot, the relationships between the variables are recorded as positive, negative or neutral correlations.

1. Desk chart
   File chart
2. Outlet graph
   Pie chart

Each slice or section is shaded differently, with a key placed at the side, indicating the meaning of each color.

1. Lace chart
   Climate
2. Puddle chart
   Camera plot

In the climate graph, fluctuating temperatures are represented by the line graph while precipitation is indicated by the bar graph.

1. Book chart
   Tray graph
2. Gloss chart
   Organizational chart

The chart depicts a clear visualization of the ranks and relationships of the workers within a given organization.

1. Can graph
   Magnet chart
2. Clamp graph
   Doughnut chart

Doughnut charts are also designed to allow more than one category to be included in the chart. This is done by resizing the doughnut hole.

1. Key graph
   Button graph
2. Venn diagram
   Tree chart

The circles in a Venn diagram may be separate or overlap each other partially or completely, which indicates the relationships between the sets.

1. Controller graph
   Climate graph
2. Window graph
   Desk chart

There are three axes in a climate graph; the left y-axis represents the temperature, the right y-axis for rainfall and the x-axis for the months.

1. Bucket chart
   Bar graph
2. Charger graph
   File chart

Stacked bar charts comprise of a single column shaded into two or more sections, which represent the different sub-categories.

1. Area chart
   Puddle chart
2. Lace chart
   Outlet graph

The area beneath the lines is shaded in different colors or textures in order to emphasize the differences between the categories.