Exam 12: Writing Reports and Proposals

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Using "you" and "I" gives a report a more informal tone.

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List at least three strategies for increasing the formality of your writing in business reports.

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List and briefly explain five characteristics of effective report content.

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Audiences assume that the most important points will receive the most visual emphasis.

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When you are preparing a pie chart,place the largest segment wherever it looks best.

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If a short proposal is directed toward an audience outside your organization,use a letter format.

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Effective transitions are useful tools for helping readers grasp what they've learned so far while preparing to receive new information.

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If you're addressing an audience with multiple language backgrounds or varied reading skills,what can you do to take your readers' specific needs into account?

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A(n)descriptive title on a graphic simply identifies the topic,while a(n)descriptive title calls attention to the conclusion that ought to be drawn from the data.

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Readers can become confused when you switch from tense to tense when describing the same research results.

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The best type of visual aid for showing trends over time is ______________

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Reports and proposals that are highly technical,complex,or lengthy can put heavy demands on your readers,so _______________________________

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A line chart illustrates trends over time.

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When writing a business report,how can you make your tone less formal?

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