Multiple Choice
When a long report is expanded and developed, it is easy to become mired or 'lost'. In such a situation, it is most helpful to
A) write according to the outline and to the order of information decided upon as well as asking continuously 'What is it that I am reporting on?'
B) meet together as a writing team and update each other on progress to date, seeking feedback as to whether each of the team are 'on track'.
C) keep looking at the executive summary or précis to determine that you are maintaining the direction that you had originally set.
D) check back to ensure that you are staying within the terms of reference and the scope and limitations that have been set for the report.
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