Exam 14: Writing Reports and Proposals
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The introduction of a proposal should state the ________ or boundaries of the proposal-what you will and will not do.
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To gain credibility with your audience in business reports, do all of the following except
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List and briefly explain five characteristics of effective report content.
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In business environments, you can usually assume that most members of your audience will read your entire report.
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The general purpose of any ________ is to persuade readers to do something, such as purchase goods or services, fund a project, or implement a program.
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When it comes to wikis, it is not necessary to think through a long-term purpose in the planning step.
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________ sections introduce important topics by helping readers get ready for new information.
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Including transitional phrases such as "As you can see" in a business report is helpful to readers as they seek to understand the document.
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Using the "you" attitude is inappropriate when writing proposals.
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Once your proposal is accepted, you can start altering the work plan to make the schedule and costs more realistic.
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In a proposal to upgrade a potential client's phone system, it would be arrogant to include information about your company's extensive experience with that type of work.
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In a business proposal, the section describing the ________ you propose can be called "Preliminary Analysis," "Overview of Approach," or something similar.
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The ________ ________ of a proposal describes (among other things) how you'll accomplish what must be done, when the work will begin, and when it will be completed.
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In researching a proposal to expand your division, you find evidence that does not support your line of reasoning. Should you include it in your report? Why or why not?
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In an online report regarding your region's potential for market growth, the best way to include a spreadsheet containing last year's sales figures would be to
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In a proposal to install an air conditioning system, statements such as "Our company has over 25 years of experience installing heating, plumbing, and air conditioning systems" should appear in what section?
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If your proposal is solicited, its introduction should refer to the RFP specifically.
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Report templates often identify the specific format recommended for headings.
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Words or phrases that tie ideas together and show how one thought relates to another are known as ________ and are useful for keeping readers on track as they read your report.
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