Written reports should generally be: A. legally phrased. B. carefully outlined. C. technically phrased. D. short, concise and to the point

In writing reports, _____ are several ways to ensure that they are written _____ and _____. A. their, clear, concise B. there, clear, concise C. their, clearly, concisely D. there, clearly, concisely

What is report writing?

The most important feature of a factual written report is that it: A. has the needed information in a concise form. B. has as much information as possible. C. contains the writer’s name, date and a signature. D. is easy to read and correct.

. The best combination of qualities for good report writing is: A. brevity, formality, clarity and documentation. B. clarity, deference, documentation and relevance. C. completeness, conciseness, clearness and correctness. D. relevance, conformity, completeness and format.

Information which is not essential to the understanding of a report: A. should be included as background material. B. if included, should precede the main body of fact. C. may weaken an otherwise well written report. D. should be included only in footnotes.