Which of the following is true regarding the construction of visuals in a document?

A) The size of a visual should be arbitrary and be based on convenience.
B) The type used in visuals throughout a report should generally vary in terms of style and font.
C) When a document contains visuals from many categories, they should be grouped into maps and figures.
D) Borders help distinguish one section or visual from another, while rules help separate visuals from the text.
E) Colors and cross-hatching help readers see comparisons and distinctions and add to the attractiveness of the report.

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Schyler Jerome · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : E, Explanation :  Colors and cross-hatching can help readers see comparisons and distinctions and also add to the visual appeal of the report. The other options provided are false statements as the size and style of visuals should be carefully chosen, visuals should not be arbitrarily grouped, borders are not necessary in all visuals, and rules may be used to separate visuals from text but are not used to distinguish sections.

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