Parts of a Long Report

Bill Carmody explains the essential parts of a long report, including the title page, table of contents, page numbers, headings, subheads, executive summary, body, conclusions, citations, and references. He emphasizes the importance of organizing content for easy navigation and suggests using an appendix for additional material. The goal is to create a concise report that conveys key information without overwhelming the reader.

What are the essential components of a long report as mentioned in the text?

Why is it important to have a table of contents in a long report?

What role do headlines and subheads play in organizing a long report?

How should the executive summary be approached when writing a long report?

What is the purpose of including citations, footnotes, and endnotes in a long report?