Report Writing Task 1_Idany

What is a report writing?

• An organized, objective presentation of information

• A report is written for a clear purpose and to a particular audience

• Specific information and evidence

• a)    All the above

2. What is the primary purpose of a report writing?

• To express personal opinions and emotions

• To persuade the reader to buy a product

• To present objective information, analysis, and findings

• To entertain and amuse the reader 

In a business report, which section typically provides an overview of the main points, findings, and recommendations?

• Introduction

• Methodology

• Analysis

• Conclusion

Which one is NOT the importance of report writing?

• As a tool of communication

• To showcase personal experiences

• As a permanent record

• To consolidate information

What is the first thing that you write in the report?

• Key features

• Introduction

• Conclusion

• Title

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a well-structured business report?

• Clear headings and subheadings

• Varied font styles for emphasis

• Logical flow of information

• Consistent formatting 

In a business report, where would you typically find an executive summary?

• At the end of the report 

• Within the introduction section

• In the analysis section

• As an appendix

In a report writing, which of the following is true about using visuals (charts, graphs, etc.)?

• They should be avoided as they make the report appear unprofessional.

• They should be used to replace written explanations

• They can enhance understanding and highlight key points

• They should only be used in the introduction

Which of the following is NOT a typical component of a business report's conclusion section?

• Summarizing key findings and recommendations

• Restating the purpose of the report

• Introducing new data and analysis

• Making a final statement or call to action

In a business report, what does the term "Appendix" refer to?

• The conclusion section of the report 

• A list of references and sources 

• Additional materials such as raw data, charts, or surveys 

• A fictional story to engage readers