Which statements describe effective formatting of visual aids? check all that apply.

the text uses every available font.
the text is legible and easy to read.
the headings and bulleted lists organize information.
the images serve as humorous, irrelevant distractions.
the most important information is displayed visually.

The text is legible and easy to read.

The headings and bulleted lists organize information.

The most important information is displayed visually.

Explanation:

The visual aspect of the text we are reading is very important when it comes to memorizing the material. If the information is easier to process, we are more likely to remember it.

The text should be legible and easy to read. If we are unable to read something with ease or at all, the first step of learning is already impossible.

The organization of information is very important as well. Headings and bulleted lists make certain parts of the text stand out and make it easier for the reader to organize the information.

The most important information should be additionally pointed out, preferably displayed visually.

The text should not use every available font. This makes the text practically impossible to read. Irrelevant distractions should not be present, as our task is to memorize information as efficiently as possible. What should stand out is significant information, not something unimportant.