Questions: What is a text feature that could add visual interest and clarity to a procedural document? A. Timatine B. Video C. Bullet points D. Graph

The answer is C. Bullet points

"Timatine" does not appear to be a recognized term or text feature in procedural documents. It might be a typographical error or a fictional term, so it does not add visual interest or clarity.

While videos can add visual interest and provide clarity, they are not typically considered a "text feature" in the context of written procedural documents. Videos are multimedia elements rather than text features.

Bullet points are a common text feature used in procedural documents to organize information clearly and concisely. They help break down steps or lists, making the document easier to read and follow.

Graphs can add visual interest and provide clarity by presenting data visually. However, they are more commonly used in documents that require data analysis rather than procedural instructions. Bullet points are more directly related to organizing procedural steps.