Author Question: The primary difference between titles and captions of visuals is that A) titles are usually ... (Read 126 times)

nenivikky · **on:** Jun 23, 2018

The primary difference between titles and captions of visuals is that

A) titles are usually longer than captions.
B) captions usually appear above visuals, whereas titles appear below.
C) captions offer discussion of the visual's content.
D) titles provide detailed descriptions of visuals, but captions give only short descriptions.
E) None of the abovethey are simply different terms for the same thing.

Question 2

The ideal balance between the visual and the verbal should depend on

A) the needs of your audience.
B) the length of the report/presentation.
C) the amount of money available for underwriting the costs of graphics.
D) internal company guidelines.
E) the variety of visuals use.

Sassygurl126 · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Answer: C
Explanation: C) A title is similar to a subheading, providing a short description that identifies the content and purpose of the visual, along with the label and number used to refer to the visual. A caption usually offers additional discussion of the visual's content and can be several sentences long.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A
Explanation: A) If you are addressing an audience with multiple language backgrounds or widely varying reading skills, you can shift the balance toward more visual elements to help overcome language barriers. The professional experience, education, and training of your audience should influence your approach as well.
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