Which of the Following Differentiates Short Reports from Long Reports

question 1

Multiple Choice

Which of the following differentiates short reports from long reports?

• A) Short reports often need more elaborate introductory material.
• B) Short reports are less likely to use a personal style of writing.
• C) Short reports are more likely to be written in the direct order.
• D) Short reports, unlike long reports, typically concern complex, nonroutine problems.
• E) Short reports, unlike long reports, usually present supporting information before the main conclusion.

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