Several visual alternatives may be possible to illustrate a particular point, but
A)usually it's better to stick to text and tables of data.
B)usually one type of visual is superior for a given purpose and reader.
C)visuals should be placed in a separate section, such as an appendix.
D)there should be only one visual per page.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Visuals are often designed with a specific purpose and audience in mind, and for any given situation, one type of visual (e.g., chart, graph, diagram) can be more effective than others in conveying the intended message or data to the reader. This makes choice B correct, as it acknowledges the importance of selecting the most appropriate visual for both the content's purpose and the audience's needs.

Several Visual Alternatives May Be Possible to Illustrate a Particular