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### Quiz: Selecting an Appropriate Graph Title
**Question:**
What would be a good title for the graph featured below?
**Graph Description:**
The graph displays two data sets from the year 1905 to 1995:
1. **Landings (Measured in '000 metric tons) - Red Line:**
- This axis is on the left-hand side of the graph.
- The line remains relatively steady with some fluctuations until around 1970, where it begins a significant upward trend.
2. **Temperature (Measured in °C) - Blue Line:**
- This axis is on the right-hand side of the graph.
- The line shows more variability until around 1950. Post-1950, the trend generally appears to follow an upward direction.
A picture of a lobster is also included within the graph area as a contextual visual aid.
**Options:**
- Lobster Landings Over Time
- The Impact of Lobster Landings on Temperature
- The Relationship between Lobster Landings and Temperature
- Temperature and Lobster Landings Over the Last 100 Years
[ ] Lobster Landings Over Time
[ ] The Impact of Lobster Landings on Temperature
[ ] The Relationship between Lobster Landings and Temperature
[ ] Temperature and Lobster Landings Over the Last 100 Years
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**Explanation of the Graph:**
This graph is used to illustrate the historical data trends of lobster landings and how they may correlate with temperature changes over time. The reader is asked to consider these trends when suggesting an appropriate title for the graph.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/ff017809-0f04-4ead-8eb3-41912d677308/fda8e8d2-81cb-447c-93e9-7500425f24c6/sescg4t_processed.jpeg)
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### Quiz: Selecting an Appropriate Graph Title
**Question:**
What would be a good title for the graph featured below?
**Graph Description:**
The graph displays two data sets from the year 1905 to 1995:
1. **Landings (Measured in '000 metric tons) - Red Line:**
- This axis is on the left-hand side of the graph.
- The line remains relatively steady with some fluctuations until around 1970, where it begins a significant upward trend.
2. **Temperature (Measured in °C) - Blue Line:**
- This axis is on the right-hand side of the graph.
- The line shows more variability until around 1950. Post-1950, the trend generally appears to follow an upward direction.
A picture of a lobster is also included within the graph area as a contextual visual aid.
**Options:**
- Lobster Landings Over Time
- The Impact of Lobster Landings on Temperature
- The Relationship between Lobster Landings and Temperature
- Temperature and Lobster Landings Over the Last 100 Years
[ ] Lobster Landings Over Time
[ ] The Impact of Lobster Landings on Temperature
[ ] The Relationship between Lobster Landings and Temperature
[ ] Temperature and Lobster Landings Over the Last 100 Years
---
**Explanation of the Graph:**
This graph is used to illustrate the historical data trends of lobster landings and how they may correlate with temperature changes over time. The reader is asked to consider these trends when suggesting an appropriate title for the graph.
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