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Kikoku

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All appendices should be
 
  A) listed in the table of contents but not mentioned in the text of the report.
  B) mentioned in the text of the report but not listed in the table of contents.
  C) mentioned in the text of the report and listed in the table of contents.
  D) included in the index but not listed in the table of contents.
  E) printed in a font that is different from the rest of the report.

Question 2

Which of the following is the best heading for the close of a formal report?
 
  A) Ending
  B) Take-Aways
  C) Final Thoughts
  D) The Point
  E) Summary



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C
Explanation: C) The in-text references to the appendices and the entries in the table of contents should match up with the appendices provided at the end of the report.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: E
Explanation: E) To maintain a professional tone in the report, use a heading such as Summary for the close. This is a standard term that formally conveys the final points of a report.



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