Ways of Visual Instruction can involve:

• A. Watch an expert
• B. Watch an expert, novice, or both
• C. Listen to verbal instructions only
• D. Perform without demonstration

Answer: (B)

Visual instruction relies on learning by watching demonstrations. It can involve watching an expert, a novice, or both, because each provides different instructional value. An expert shows correct technique and mastery to aim for; a novice can reveal common beginner mistakes to anticipate and avoid; seeing both together helps learners understand progression and what to improve at each stage. Listening to verbal instructions only lacks the visual modeling, and performing without demonstration misses the demonstration reference entirely. Therefore, watching an expert, a novice, or both best fits visual instruction.