Question

When might the use of a landmark help you interpret an image? Check all that apply. When you encounter a structure in a real body rather than an illustration When a structure is presented in a photograph rather than an illustration When an image is presented without labels When an image is rendered in a different orientation

Answer 1

The use of a landmark can help you interpret an image in the following situations: when you encounter a structure in a real body rather than an illustration, when a structure is presented in a photograph rather than an illustration, when an image is presented without labels, and when an image is rendered in a different orientation.