Fig. 1 - Hedgehog fact sheet (before editing) Caring for Injured Hedgehogs (image) Tel: 01onal 555 0198 page break Final paragraph (overflows onto second pa...
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At a wildlife rescue centre, a volunteer has created a one-page fact sheet about caring for injured hedgehogs. The fact sheet includes text explaining what to do, a telephone number, and an image of a hedgehog. A colleague says that the image has pushed the final paragraph onto a second sheet. The volunteer needs the leaflet to remain on one page because it will be copied for visitors. The document is not yet saved, and the volunteer must keep the telephone number clear enough to read quickly.
(a) Give one change to the image that could help the fact sheet fit on one page. [1]
(b) Explain why reducing the font size of the telephone number to a very small size would not be a suitable solution. [1]
Answer Details
(a) Reduce the image size to free vertical space and help the fact sheet fit on one page. Cropping unused parts of the image or using text wrapping to place it beside text are also acceptable solutions. [1]
(b) Reducing the telephone number to a very small font would make it difficult to read quickly. Visitors might then be unable to contact the rescue centre when they need help. [1]
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