Question 1 Bertin's Semiology of Graphics 1. A, B, C are distinguishable 2. B is between A and C. C 3. BC is twice as long as AB. B .. Encode quantitative variables "Resemblance, order and proportion are the three signifieds in graphics." - Bertin As shown, according to Bertin (1967), resemblance, order, and proportion are the three signifieds in graphics. 1. How can we relate these three signifieds in graphics to the three types of data: N (Nominal), O (Ordinal), and Q (Quantitative)? 2. Provide examples of data visualization to illustrate how resemblance, order and proportions are meaningful in graphics (NOTES: The examples should be different from those used in the lectures)