What happened to company cars in 2016?

• A. No change in company cars.
• B. Fewer company cars in 2016.
• C. Company cars not tracked.
• D. More company cars in 2016.

Answer: (D)

This item tests your ability to read a time-based data pattern and spot changes over years. In 2016 the value for company cars is higher than in the previous year (and higher than earlier years), showing an increase. That means there were more company cars in 2016, so the statement describing growth in that year is the best match. The other options would require the data to show no change, a decrease, or no tracking in 2016, which isn’t supported by the pattern shown.