A) italicized.
B) in boldface type.
C) in all caps.
D) a clickable link that takes readers to the appropriate place in the report.
E) underlined.
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A) abstract
B) thesis
C) prospectus
D) quick view
E) outline
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A) give the name of the company for which the report has been prepared.
B) add a touch of formality to the report.
C) protect the report from dirt and careless handling.
D) provide a page for the reader to make notes on.
E) make it easier for readers to get straight to the text of your report.
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A) may include the names of important persons mentioned in your report.
B) lists only the names of authors cited in the report.
C) is never necessary in business reports.
D) should always be prepared by someone other than the author of the report.
E) can replace a bibliography.
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A) essential for highlighting your competitive advantage.
B) useful if the proposal is short.
C) placed in an appendix.
D) replaced by a letter of transmittal.
E) most effective if it does not mention the RFP to which you are responding.
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A) is an offensive,hard-sell tactic that should be avoided.
B) is acceptable if you know the audience well,but inappropriate for new clients.
C) is an effective and reasonable strategy.
D) generally works well,but never when responding to government RFP's.
E) is effective only when your text is organized in the direct approach.
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A) requires the reader to read the entire report or proposal.
B) incorporates a variety of styles.
C) incorporates bullets and lists.
D) meets your audience's needs.
E) limits the use of transitions.
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A) not bother documenting the sources in a business report.
B) provide source information only if the audience requests it.
C) clearly document the sources in the report.
D) only document the sources if they're copyrighted.
E) document the source in an appendix.
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A) summarize the solution to a problem.
B) explain the details of the solution.
C) identify the method to be used to solve the problem.
D) emphasize how the reader will benefit from the solution.
E) indicate what the job will cost.
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A) larger headings.
B) page breaks.
C) graphics.
D) underlined text.
E) italics.
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A) they are controversial.
B) they include bad news.
C) they are not relevant to everyone in the audience.
D) they are boring.
E) they include multiple categories of information.
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A) sets the boundaries of your research,that is,what you will and will not investigate.
B) presents excuses for inadequate research or a poorly written report.
C) specifies the risks,rewards,costs,and benefits of a specific course of action.
D) refers to factors beyond your control that affect the quality of the report.
E) specifies what will happen if the solution is not accepted.
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A) text.
B) use of visuals.
C) documentation.
D) delivery method.
E) audience analysis.
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A) is shorter than a synopsis.
B) gives a fully developed "mini" version of the report.
C) provides additional information (not covered in the report) that executives will need.
D) is a "prose table of contents."
E) should be written in a tone that is much less formal than the report itself.
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A) outline the report's key findings.
B) include your analysis of the data you've presented.
C) describe the action(s) you would like readers to take.
D) answer the questions that led to the report.
E) tell readers why they will regret not making a purchase.
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Multiple Choice
A) inquire politely as to whether the report arrived and offer to answer any questions regarding its subject.
B) take it as a sign that the client agrees with what you had to say.
C) assume that the report has not been read.
D) call the client and demand to know why you haven't received a response yet.
E) call the client's office,give a fictional reason for calling,and then casually ask about the report as if you had forgotten about it,as well.
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