When should a report contain a well-written conclusion?
a. When the purpose is to persuade or call the reader to action
b. When it is over three pages in length
c. When it is to be turned in for a grade
d. All reports should have a well-written conclusion.
d
FEEDBACK: a. Incorrect. All reports should have a well-written conclusion, even if it is short.
b. Incorrect. All reports should have a well-written conclusion, even if it is short.
c. Incorrect. All reports should have a well-written conclusion, even if it is short.
d. Correct.
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