What are accurate statements about visuals in an academic text? Select the two that apply. Some images try to clarify key concepts. Others capture attention. Others make up for a lack of content. Some images are for decoration. And others decorate boring statistics.

What is the relevance of visuals to your presentation?1 pointThey draw attention away from the raw data.They make your findings appear credible and trustworthy. They are an effective way of presenting semi-structured data.They help tell a story and make data relatable.

Compared with statistics, visuals can have a number of advantages. Which of the following statements about these advantages are correct?i) Even without the underlying dataset, readers can replicate visuals if they wantii)Visuals are easier to be processed by brainsiii)Visuals, if built properly, can reveal more insightsiv)Visuals, if not built properly, can convey biased informationQuestion 10Answera.ii), iii) and iv)b.ii)c.None of the listed statementsd.All of the listed statementse.ii) and iii)

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.

3. Why are graphic organizers important in writing expository texts?

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?