Author Question: Which of the following best makes the distinction between the observation report and the ... (Read 72 times)

humphriesbr@me.com · **on:** Jul 20, 2018

Which of the following best makes the distinction between the observation report and the
feasibility report?

a. A feasibility report provides specific factual details about a location, site, or the results of
experimentation; an observation report provides a carefully researched and documented
opinion whether a project can be done and is worth doing.
b. A feasibility report provides a carefully researched and documented opinion whether a
project can be done and is worth doing; an observation report provides specific factual
details about a location, site, or the results of experimentation.
c. A feasibility report provides a carefully researched and documented opinion whether a
project can be done and is worth doing; an observation report explains the status of a
project.
d. A feasibility report explains the status of a project; an observation report provides a
carefully researched and documented opinion whether a project can be done and is worth
doing.

Question 2

Which of the following defines what a bibliography is?

a. Supporting data and technical materials that supplement the discussion in the main text of
the report but that would create an interruption if included in the main text.
b. Deductions resulting from the investigations presented in the report; logical statements
based on evidence given in the report.
c. List of both published and unpublished materials (such as books, articles, reports,
interviews, and site inspections) used in writing the report.