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chads108

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The most inviting and easy-to-read proposals tend to have which characteristics?
 a. professional vocabulary and appropriate jargon
  b. little to no use of white space and single spacing
  c. bold headings and subheadings for each section
  d. justified (not ragged) right margins

Question 2

Which item would most likely be included in the appendix of the grant proposal?
 a. a list of expected costs associated with the project
  b. a chart that breaks the project into manageable steps
  c. the calculated results of survey questionnaires from participants
  d. letters of endorsement from grant supporters



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d





 

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