 Emotion
Tradition
| happiness | sadness | fear | anger | surprise |
| Western tradition | :) | : ( | : - O | >: ( | : |
| Eastern tradition | (^_^) | (<_>) | (O_O) | (\_/) | (o_O) |
Set the number and the title of the figure below its body, thus:
Figure 2.1. Types of shortening in Modern English
Include diagrams and tables into the text of the paper if they are not longer than a page.
If a figure / table is placed directly into the text, the text may appear above or below the figure / table; no text may wrap around the figure / table.
Refer to the relevant figure by number, for example, as Figure 2.1. shows, the most productive means of word-formation in Modern English are .
Put diagrams and tables into an appendix if they are longer than a page.
Number the diagrams and tables placed within the text in accordance with the order they occur in it.
Refer to diagrams and tables in the appendix in accordance with the order they occur in it (see Appendix A. Table 4. Productive Means of Word-Formation).
Do not put any punctuation marks after the headline of a figure or a table.
For too long pages indicate Table 1 at the beginning and then at each page write Table 1.1. (continued).
For too wide tables or diagrams use Landscape Paper Size and do not place any text on the page containing the broad table.
