Question

now that youve taken notes on your sources, youll need to organize them into similar categories. getting organized will help you create your research outline later in the project. while reviewing your annotations and notes, you arent sure how all the topics relate. you want your outline to be clear and make sense. but you arent sure how everything is connected.
what can you do to make connections between the topics in your notes?

search for an infographic that supports your notes.
explore a mind map or visual organizing tool to help you visualize the relationships between your note topics.
combine as many of your notes as possible to reduce the amount of topics you need to organize.
create your outline in a document and use formatting tools to add section headings.

Explanation:

To make connections between note topics, a mind map or visual organizing tool helps visualize relationships. Searching for an infographic doesn't focus on connecting existing notes. Combining notes arbitrarily reduces clarity. Formatting headings in an outline doesn't help identify connections initially. So the best option is to use a mind map/visual tool.

Answer:

B. Explore a mind map or visual organizing tool to help you visualize the relationships between your note topics.