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How are the reports often structured?

Only with headings

With headings, table of contents, etc. (correct)

Only with a table of contents

Only with charts

True or false: Reports can only be distributed in digital form.

False

True or false: Reports can include a mix of tables, charts, and free text.

True

True or false: Reports can be pixel perfect.

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Match the following report features with their descriptions:

Structured = Often has headings, TOC, etc. Content = Mix of tables, charts, free text, generated text Distribution = Often distributed in digital form Appearance = Can be pixel perfect Signup and view all the answers

Match the following report characteristics with their definitions:

Produce reports = To be printed (A4/US Letter) Pixel perfect = Reports can be exactly as intended in design Structured = Reports often have a specific layout like headings, TOC, etc. Digital form = Reports are often distributed in this form Signup and view all the answers

Match the following report elements with their explanations:

A4/US Letter = Size of paper for printing the reports Generated text = Part of the mix of content in a report Pixel perfect = Reports can be exactly as planned in design Digital form = A common method of report distribution Signup and view all the answers