FACTUAL REPORT- DESIH NURDIANTI

Why is it important for factual reports to use objective language?

• So that the information is more interesting to the reader.

• To increase the subjectivity of the report.

• It is important to maintain the accuracy and trustworthiness of the information.

• To convey the author's personal opinion.

What is the best approach to ensure that reports about earthquakes are factual?

• Ignoring scientific data and statistics.

• Relying on rumors from social media.

• Using trusted sources and verifying information.

• Reading reports without checking the sources.

Why is it important to use technical terms in reports about animal behavior?

• Technical terms make the report longer and harder to read.

• Technical terms are important for clarity, accuracy, and credibility of the report.

• The use of technical terms has no effect on the report.

• Technical terms only confuse the reader.

How can a factual report on "The Water Cycle" benefit from including a description section?

• Description is not relevant to the water cycle.

• Description should be removed to focus on data.

• A factual report on 'The Water Cycle' can benefit from including a description section to provide context and a better understanding of the processes involved.

• The description section only adds length to the report.

What should be avoided when writing a factual report?

• Adding in-depth analysis about the topic

• Using valid statistical data

• Including quotes from reliable sources

• Avoid personal opinions, bias, and unverified information.

Why are reliable sources important in factual reports?

• Unreliable sources are always more interesting to read.

• Reliable sources ensure the accuracy and credibility of information in factual reports.

• Reliable sources do not affect factual reports.

• Unreliable sources increase reader trust.

What is the difference between factual reports and opinion reports?

• Opinion reports are always longer than factual reports.

• Factual reports and opinion reports do not have a clear difference.

• Factual reports only contain statistical data.

• Factual reports contain objective information, while opinion reports contain subjective views.

How to present data in a factual report?

• Use tables, graphs, and analysis to present data clearly and informatively.

• Present data in video format without explanation.

• Use colorful elements without context to attract attention.

• Only use narrative text without visualization.

Why is it important to include references in factual reports?

• References only add length to the report without benefit.

• References are only required for scientific reports.

• References provide evidence and credibility to the information in factual reports.

• References do not affect the accuracy of the information.

What is meant by bias in report writing?

• Bias in a report is the use of formal language.

• Bias in report writing is the tendency of the writer to present information in a non-objective manner.

• Bias means the writer presents facts without analysis.

• Bias is the way the writer presents data in a balanced manner.