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a report
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a formal text that presents facts/data on a topic and gives recommendations
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aim / objective
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the purpose of the report, stated near the start
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findings
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the facts or data discovered, often from a survey
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survey
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a set of questions used to collect data from a group of people
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respondents
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the people who answer a survey
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recommendation
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a suggested action, stated impersonally
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register
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how formal or informal the language is; a report is formal and impersonal
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impersonal
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written without I/you; uses passive or "it is…" structures
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How do you open the Aim of a report?
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"The aim of this report is to…"
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How do you present a finding impersonally?
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"It was found that…" / "According to the survey…"
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How do you give a recommendation in a report?
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"It is recommended that…" — never "I think you should…"
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What is the standard report structure?
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Title → Aim → Findings → Recommendations → Conclusion.
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Which register suits a report?
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Formal, neutral and impersonal — objective, data-led, no "I".
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Name the three Paper 1 criteria.
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A Language (12), B Message (12), C Conceptual understanding (6).
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