Which of the following is true regarding the general mechanics of constructing visuals in a document?
A) The borders of visuals should be extended beyond the normal page margins.
B) The type used in visuals throughout a report should generally vary in terms of style and font.
C) Color and cross-hatching tend to distract readers from the main message of the visuals in a document.
D) Rules help distinguish one section or visual from another while borders help separate visuals from the text.
E) The layouts of visuals in a document are generally independent of their sizes.

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Rules are commonly used to separate sections, while borders help separate visuals from the text. The other options are incorrect: A is incorrect because visuals should not extend beyond normal page margins, as it can make the document look unprofessional. B is incorrect because visuals should have consistent font and style throughout the report. C is incorrect because color and cross-hatching can help emphasize important details in the visuals. Finally, E is incorrect because the layout of visuals should be proportional to their sizes.

Which of the Following Is True Regarding the General Mechanics