How might a reader find tables, charts, or graphs useful? readers can use them to identify main ideas at a glance. readers can use them to make connections to knowledge. readers can use them to obtain summary information quickly. readers can use them to understand a visual element's content.

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Question: How might a reader find tables, charts, or graphs useful?

Option B: Readers can use them to make connections to knowledge!

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Option C. A reader can find tables, charts or graphs useful as they can use these to obtain summary information quickly.

Explanation:

Tables, charts or graphs are tools use to present data and help to understand it. when a reader finds one of them in a piece of work  they can use them to get a quick idea of the summary information the piece is talking about. whether the author is trying to make a comparison, show the relationship between two points or highlight an event or trend, these tools are going to work as a quick way of showing the reader what the author is "talking" about.

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