How should illustrations be identified in a work? Regardless of the type of illustration, its identification appears at the top, preceded by the d...

How should illustrations be identified in a work?

Regardless of the type of illustration, its identification appears at the top, preceded by the designative word (drawing, scheme, flowchart, photograph, graphic, map, organizational chart, plant, table, portrait, figure, image, and others), followed by its order number of occurrence in the text, in Arabic numerals, a dash, and the respective title.
After the illustration, in the lower part, indicate the source consulted (mandatory element, even if it is the author's own production), legend, notes, and other information necessary for its understanding (if any).
The illustration must be cited in the text and inserted as close as possible to the section it refers to.
a) Only statement I is correct.
b) Only statement II is correct.
c) Only statement III is correct.
d) All statements are correct.