Quiz on chart terminology

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The Chart Area is:
       
The value or name assigned to individual data points.
The entire chart; containing all of the data series, axes, titles and legends.
A separate sheet in the workbook which only contains one chart.

Data Points are:
       
Lines across the plot area, allowing the eye to travel more easily back to the values on the axes.
Vertical lines extending from the data point to the category (x) axis, which can be used on area and line charts.
Values from cells on worksheets, displayed as bars, lines, columns, pie slices or other shapes on a chart.

The Plot Area is:
       
The part of the chart bound by the vertical and horizontal axes and their opposing sides.
A key that appears in a small box beside your chart.
An additional value axis that appears on the opposite side of the chart.