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This document discusses different types of visual representations used to convey information and relationships in data. It describes rebuses, graphs including bar graphs, line graphs, pie graphs and pictographs, and maps including physical and political maps. These visual aids facilitate better retention of information by activating prior knowledge and showing patterns in a way that appeals to verbal and visual learners.
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