Which statement about Task 1 visuals is true?

• A. Visuals must be single type
• B. Visuals can include maps, charts, and tables in combination
• C. Visuals can be combinations of different types
• D. Visuals are not allowed to include maps

Answer: (C)

Visuals in Task 1 aren’t limited to one format—you can see more than one visual and they can be different kinds. For example, you might have a map alongside a chart, or a table with a graph, all in the same prompt. This means visuals can be combinations of different types, which is the true idea being tested.

That’s why the statement stating combinations of different types is the best. It correctly captures the flexibility of Task 1 visuals. The idea that visuals must be a single type isn’t accurate, maps can appear, and while you may encounter multiple types together, it isn’t restricted to always using all three specific types mentioned.