Report Writing
English Language
Report Writing starts at 6 and continues till grade 12.
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Read the following context: 'A class visited a science museum and now you have to write a report about the visit.' What should be included in the introduction?
What are the main parts of a report?
What is a report?
What is meant by 'objective' writing in a report?
What is the difference between a report and a story?
What is the difference between the introduction and the conclusion of a report?
What is the function of the title in a report?
Read the following context: 'A class visited a science museum and now you have to write a report about the visit.' What should be included in the introduction?
Which of the following is a formal way to start a report? (1) Hi there! (2) This report is about... (3) Once upon a time (4) Guess what happened
Which of the following is a good way to end a report? (1) By asking a question (2) By summarizing the main points (3) By starting a new topic (4) By telling a joke
Which of the following is an example of a factual statement for a report? (1) I think the event was fun. (2) The event started at 10 a.m. (3) The event was amazing! (4) I loved the event.
Which of the following is an example of a report heading? (1) The End (2) Results (3) Once upon a time (4) My Feelings
Fill in the blank: A report should answer the questions who, what, when, where, why, and _______.
Fill in the blank: A report should be _______ and to the point.
Fill in the blank: A report should be based on _______ and not on imagination.
Fill in the blank: A report should be written in the _______ person point of view.
True or False: A report can include direct quotes from people involved in the event.
True or False: A report should always be written in a formal tone.
True or False: Reports can be both oral and written.
True or False: Reports can be used in both academic and professional settings.
