Exam 15: Writing and Completing Reports and Proposals
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Most RFPs spell out exactly what you should cover in your report and in what order.
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Including transitional phrases such as "As you can see" in a business report is helpful to readers as they seek to understand the document.
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The general purpose of a ________ is to persuade the audience to do something.
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In a formal proposal, it is unprofessional to point out your company's advantages over its competitors.
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In a proposal to install an air conditioning system, statements such as "Our company has over 25 years of experience installing heating, plumbing, and air conditioning systems" should appear in what section?
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In order to help your readers understand and accept your message
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A(n)________ synopsis presents the main points of a report in the order in which they appear in the text.
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________ sections introduce important topics by helping readers get ready for new information.
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In researching a proposal to expand your division, you find evidence that does not support your line of reasoning. Should you include it in your report? Why or why not?
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When you're writing a report, be sure to adapt to your audience by
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In the workplace, readers will prejudge the quality of your products or services by the proposal you submit.
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A synopsis is generally more comprehensive than an executive summary.
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Use ________ sections after a body of material in a report to summarize the information for your readers.
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Which of the following would be the most effective way to deliver a report that you've prepared for a small group of managers in your local office?
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Your writing approach for a proposal should be similar to that used for persuasive messages.
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The ________ is not included in the prefatory parts of a formal report.
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Which of the following would be the most effective way to phrase a review in a formal report?
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