Multiple Choice
Which parts of the introductory section in the body of a long report are always used?
A) Purpose, scope, methodology and limitations
B) Authorisation, problem, purpose, scope and methodology
C) Purpose, scope, methodology and sources
D) Purpose, scope and methodology
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q47: The difference between analytical and informational reports
Q48: The intentions in writing the report should
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Q51: As you write the report, think of
Q52: How the report writer uses words, sentences,
Q53: An analytical report will provide feedback about
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