Multiple Choice
When choosing sources to support your proposal,
A) cite all sources of common knowledge.
B) limit your sources to major background studies.
C) ignore the most recent studies.
D) do not acknowledge sources with a point of view different from your own.
E) All of these answers are correct.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q1: Clearly stating the problem is not necessary
Q2: Formal proposals rarely need front and/or end
Q3: _proposals are written in response to a
Q4: The logical flow of a proposal is
Q6: Three categories of proposals are_ ,<br>_, and_
Q7: Research (grant) proposals<br>A) are always unsolicited.<br>B) request
Q8: If the solutions you propose have limitations,
Q9: RFP is short for _.
Q10: Informal internal proposals often take the form
Q11: Which of the following components may be