Which of the following is true about visuals in a document?
A) The size of a visual is independent of its contents and importance.
B) Visuals that occupy a full page must be given borders.
C) Some visuals can stand alone, but others only supplement the writing or speaking.
D) Visuals depicting detailed information should be presented using a quarter of the page.
E) Color and cross-hatching tend to make complex visuals too busy and hinder comprehension.

Question

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Some visuals, such as charts or graphs, can stand alone and convey a message without any accompanying text. Others, such as photographs or illustrations, may only supplement the written content and require explanation.

Answer: E 
 Adding too much color or cross-hatching to a complex visual can make the image too busy and actually hinder the audience's ability to comprehend the information. It is better to keep visuals simple and easy to understand.

Which of the Following Is True About Visuals in a Document