Which of the following is not a useful guideline for using graphics in a presentation?Group of answer choicesb. Label each graphic with a title.a. Keep tables small and simple.d. Limit graphics to simple points.c. Clip art can decorate a slide.

Which of the following guidelines applies to graphics?Group of answer choicesb. A graphic should be ethical.a. A graphic should be labeled and placed properly.d. All of the above are appropriate guidelines for graphics.c. A graphic should reinforce the written text.

When using visuals (such as charts or images) in your presentation, what should you ensure?Group of answer choicesUse as many visuals as possible to make the presentation visually appealing.Ensure visuals are relevant, clear, and support your message.Avoid visuals altogether as they can be distracting.Use low-quality visuals to save file size.

Which of the following questions should you ask yourself when presenting your data in graphic format?Group of answer choicesDoes the presentation of my findings make them appear impressive to my funders?Will an average reader come away with an accurate understanding of the information?How can I present my information in a way that will make it seem more impactful?How can I conceal the gaps in my data collection?

Which of the following is NOT a consideration when creating visual aids?Group of answer choicesb. Use all uppercase letters because they are easier to read.a. Title each slide with an action-orienting heading.d. Use left-justified text in most cases.c. Use lists instead of sentences or paragraphs.

Select the corresponding answer from the drop-down list on the right.Answer instructionsDeckGlossSlideDecorative GraphicsExhibitsWhat the speaker says about each slide.Illustrative graphics on the slides that are glossed in the presentation.The entire presentation/all the slides in the presentation.Slide motifs, themes, and other non-essential images that add visual appeal to the slides.One “page” of the presentation.