Question 298Navigation General

The correct answer is D) Survey information. The chart title typically contains information about the survey or source data used to create the chart, such as the year of the survey, the survey agency, or other relevant details about the data collection process. This information is important for understanding the currency and reliability of the chart data. The other answer choices are incorrect because they do not accurately describe the typical contents of a chart title. Variation information is usually displayed separately on the chart, the edition date is typically found elsewhere on the chart, and the chart number is a separate identifier that is not included in the chart title.