Report Writing
English Language
Report Writing starts at 6 and continues till grade 12.
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List two key differences between a report and an essay.
State one reason why headings and subheadings are important in a report.
What is a 'recommendation' in a report?
What is a 'summary' in a report?
What is the difference between a factual report and an imaginative report?
What is the function of the 'title' in a report?
What is the importance of using paragraphs in a report?
What is the main purpose of report writing?
Which of the following best describes the tone of a report?
(1) Humorous
(2) Formal
(3) Sarcastic
(4) Emotional
Which of the following is a feature of a newspaper report?
(1) Headline
(2) Dialogue
(3) Rhyme
(4) Poem
Which of the following is a good way to end a report?
(1) That's all, folks!
(2) In conclusion, the event was successful and met its objectives.
(3) I hope you liked my report.
(4) Bye!
Which of the following is most important when writing a report?
(1) Using complex words
(2) Presenting facts accurately
(3) Making jokes
(4) Writing in a poetic style
A report should be written in a _______ and objective manner.
Fill in the blank: Reports are usually written in the _______ tense.
Fill in the blank: Reports should avoid using _______ language.
Fill in the blank: Reports should be free from _______ and exaggeration.
True or False: A report can be both informative and persuasive.
True or False: A report should always have a clear purpose stated at the beginning.
True or False: Reports can be written for both academic and non-academic purposes.
True or False: Reports can include tables, charts, and diagrams to present data.
