Question

When preparing a visual for a document, you should:

1. use short and simple explanations for complex visuals.

2. spell out numbers that fall at the beginning of a sentence.

3. always organize information from left to right to avoid confusion.

4. use periods to indicate decimal points and spaces to separate groups of three digits.

5. try to use punctuations as symbols, because they have the same meaning in all languages.

Answer 1

When preparing a visual for a document, you should use short and simple explanations for complex visuals.

It is the easiest way to remember things. Spelling out numbers will not work. It will create more complications and you won’t even remember the numbers.

Using periods to indicate decimalpoints will also create confusion as they are not esy to remember. And coding punctuations for symbols will create a big problem for you. It will get you into chaos.

Always remember, while creating a visual, always use short and simple explanations. Having symbols, punctuations or digits will get you nowhere but into problems only.