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Sam will share his research on novelist Laurie Halse Anderson, including information about her life and her most recent novels. As he thinks about ways to make his information interesting and visually appealing, which strategy is LEAST LIKELY to be helpful?
A) Consider a multimedia presentation B) Present all the facts in chronological order C) Use graphics such as photos and illustrations D) Include colorful and varied font sizes on any handouts

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