TDS-C01 · Question #92
You need to invert the color intensity of a quantitative range. Which option should you use?
B. Reversed is correct because it flips the direction of a color gradient, so what was the lightest color becomes the darkest and vice versa - directly inverting the color intensity mapping across a quantitative range. A. Border controls the outline around visual marks, having…
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You need to invert the color intensity of a quantitative range. Which option should you use?
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- ABorder
- BReversed
- COpacity
- DStepped Color
Explanation
B. Reversed is correct because it flips the direction of a color gradient, so what was the lightest color becomes the darkest and vice versa - directly inverting the color intensity mapping across a quantitative range.
- A. Border controls the outline around visual marks, having no effect on fill color intensity.
- C. Opacity adjusts overall transparency uniformly; it dims colors but does not invert their intensity relationship.
- D. Stepped Color converts a continuous gradient into discrete color bands, changing the rendering style rather than inverting it.
Memory tip: Think of Reversed like reversing a number line - the scale stays the same, but the direction flips, which is exactly what "inverting" intensity means.
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