SHS English Language · Year 2
Report Writing practice questions
The structure and format of report writing, and strategies for learning it.
20 questions in this topic: 8 recall and 12 applying skills and concepts. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Skills & concepts
Which key feature of report writing refers to speaking to issues as they appear, without personal feelings or interpretations?
- aObjective language
- bConcise writing
- cAccurate content
- dProper formatting
- Question 2Recall
Which type of report provides a detailed account of an event, incident or accident, used in legal, insurance or investigative contexts?
- aIncident Report
- bCompliance Report
- cProgress Report
- dBusiness Report
- Question 3Skills & concepts
Which type of report is a detailed, factual document presenting research, experiments or technical information, commonly used in scientific and engineering fields?
- aTechnical Report
- bBusiness Report
- cFeasibility Report
- dIncident Report
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