Identify the features of non-chronological report

What is a non-chronological report?

• A non-chronological report lists events in the order they occurred.
• A non-chronological report is a type of narrative that tells a story.
• A non-chronological report is a type of report that organizes information thematically rather than chronologically.
• A non-chronological report is a summary of a single event.

What is the heading in a non-chronological report?

• Main heading or title of the report
• Summary of findings
• Conclusion section
• Introduction paragraph

What is an introduction?

• An introduction is the opening section of a text or speech.
• A detailed analysis of the subject matter.
• A conclusion that wraps up the discussion.
• A summary of the main points in a text.

What is a sub-heading?

• A sub-heading is the main title of a document.
• A sub-heading is a type of graphic design.
• A sub-heading is a secondary title that elaborates on the main heading.
• A sub-heading is a decorative element without meaning.

Why are paragraphs important in a report?

• Paragraphs are irrelevant in digital reports.
• Paragraphs should be avoided to keep reports concise.
• Paragraphs are important in a report because they improve readability and help organize information.
• Paragraphs are only necessary for academic reports.