Which of the following statements is true of the components of long, formal reports?
A. When your investigation makes heavy use of published sources, you normally
include either footnotes, a bibliography, or both.
B. The executive summary reviews only the highlights of the report.
C. The ending summary reviews the entire report, usually from the beginning to the
end.
D. The ending summary is more complete than the executivesummary.
E. As a rule, the appendix should include the charts, graphs, and tables that directly
support the report.
Which of the following guidelines should be followed when writing an effective
message containing good-news?
A. The message should use the indirect approach of organizing the content.
B. The entire objective should be contained in a sentence at the beginning of the
message.
C. The prefatory part of the message must be kept brief with focus on the real message.
D. The objective or main part of the message should be reserved for the ending.
E. The message should use the we-viewpoint instead of the you-viewpoint.