Visuals for communicating report information fall into two general categories: those that communicate primarily through visual elements (charts and graphs) and those that communicate primarily through
A) symbols and figures.
B) textual content.
C) color and shading.
D) clip art.
E) diagrams and pictures.

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Textual content is the other general category of visuals for communicating report information, as opposed to visual elements like charts and graphs. While color, shading, symbols, figures, clip art, diagrams, and pictures can also be used as supporting visuals, they do not communicate primarily through these elements.

Visuals for Communicating Report Information Fall into Two General Categories