We evaluate the statistical purpose and properties of various data visualization tools.
Step 1: \color{redAnalyze Statement A
An Ogive is a graph of a cumulative distribution function.
The median is the value where the cumulative frequency reaches 50% ($N/2$).
By drawing a horizontal line from the 50% mark on the y-axis to the Ogive and then down to the x-axis, we find the median.
Thus, statement A is correct.
Step 2: \color{redAnalyze Statement B
A Histogram displays the frequency of data within intervals.
The mode is the most frequent value. In a histogram, the tallest bar represents the modal class.
Through interpolation within this bar, the exact mode can be determined graphically.
Thus, statement B is correct.
Step 3: \color{redAnalyze Statement C
A standard Boxplot (Whisker plot) displays the minimum, first quartile ($Q_1$), median ($Q_2$), third quartile ($Q_3$), and maximum.
While the median is explicitly shown as a line inside the box, the mean is not a standard feature of a boxplot (though sometimes added as a dot).
Thus, statement C is generally considered incorrect in a primary context.
Step 4: \color{redAnalyze Statement D
Pie charts show the proportion of categories within a whole.
They are not designed to determine quantiles (like percentiles or deciles) of a continuous data set.
Thus, statement D is incorrect.
Step 5: \color{redConclusion
Statements A and B are the correct statistical properties.
This corresponds to Option (1).
The correct answer is Option (1).