Which of the following describes three ways that you can end a technical document?
a. One final comment; the final topic in the main body of the document; or an indication of
the audience for which the document has been designed.
b. One final general thought; a review of key points and a final comment; or a review of the
key points.
c. A review of the key points; an overview of the topics that have been covered; or a
restatement of the main ideas
Question 2
Which of the following describes the elements that should be included in an introduction to a
technical document?
a. Some indication of the audience and its needs for the information along with an overview
of what will be covered in the document.
b. Some indication of the topic and audience of the document along with background
discussion relating to that topic, which will help readers understand the rest of the
discussion.
c. Some indication of the topic of the document, background discussion relating to that
topic, which will help readers understand the rest of the discussion, along with an
overview of what will be covered in the document.
d. Some indication of the purpose of the document, along with background discussion
relating to that topic, which will help readers understand the rest of the discussion.
Two equivalent ways of drawing a phylogeny
Compare the Final Code with the Documentation
The Final Thiolytic Cleavage
Different ways to test hypotheses
Specialized ways of serving and defending the colony.
Three ways to classify fruits