

Report Writing
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English
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9th - 10th Grade
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Hard
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Jacqueline Hibbert-Pinto
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9 Slides • 8 Questions
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Report Writing
Complete the attached quiz to see how much you know about Report Writing

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Multiple Choice
Reports should be..
Objective
Subjective
Neither objective nor subjective
Both objective and subjective
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Multiple Choice
Report writing relies more on descriptive, rather than sequence, language.
True
False
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Multiple Select
I must do the following in order to present a proper report:
Write in capital letters only
Underline the subject
Skip a line before and after the subject
Sign a nom de plume to protect my identity
Write at least 3 paragraphs
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Multiple Choice
Reports should be written using ............. language.
Descriptive
Informal
Persuasive
Formal
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Multiple Choice
Reports should include my opinion if I am an eye witness.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
I must include an inside address in a report.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
A report should be written in the format of a
Short story
Letter
Dialogue
Summary
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Multiple Choice
A report is a piece of factual writing.
True
False
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Reports
A report is a compilation of information systematically organized on a specific topic, subject, issue, matter or incident.
Reports can inform, investigate, provide an update, explain, justify, recommend, analyze or evaluate.
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Types of Report
- informative
- field trip
- newspaper
- investigative
- progress
- sales
- incident/accident
- eye-witness
- evaluation
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Structure
Introduction
- purpose - a statement of the objectives of the report
- scope - a specific area treated in the report
- procedure - the method used to gather data
Discussion - analysis, description, interpretation, presentation of the information
Ending - summary, conclusions, recommendations (if asked)
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The Simple Report
Careful and logical arrangement
Clarity in expressing information
Conciseness which requires the exclusion of all unnecessary words, expressions and irrelevant data
Information is recorded objectively - exclude opinions, preferences and judgments
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Guidelines in organizing a report
- The subject of the report should be written first
- the introduction should contain purpose, scope and terms of reference
- in complex reports the content should be arranged under sections and headings
- in the conclusion you may make recommendations/suggestions (if asked)
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Discussion points for a report
- Does the report have a heading?
- Does it indicate to whom the report is addressed?
- Does it indicate the person who is writing the report?
- Is the information logically arranged?
- Is the language formal?
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Simple Report - Sample
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Report Writing
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