Which of the following statements about comprehensive layouts is true?
A) They are highly refined facsimiles of the finished ad.
B) They are simple, incomplete drawings developed in the creative phase of an ad.
C) They represent basic layout approaches and consist solely of boxes which indicate placement of visuals.
D) They are drawings that the artist uses to visualize layout approaches without wasting time on details.
E) They are initial sketches without headlines, illustrations, and photos.

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The comprehensive layout is a highly refined facsimile of the finished ad. It is generally quite elaborate, with colored photos, the final type styles and sizes, sub-visuals, and a glossy spray coat.

Which of the Following Statements About Comprehensive Layouts Is True