CHAPTER 9 (72-100)

72. Surveys are considered a source of secondary data.

• TRUE

• FALSE

73. Business writers often use electronic resources such as government sites, news media, periodicals, nonprofit organizations, social networking sites, and blogs to conduct research for business reports.

• TRUE

• FALSE

74. Surveys provide the richest, most accurate firsthand information.

• TRUE

• FALSE

75. Informational reports often describe periodic, recurring activities as well as situational, nonrecurring events.

• TRUE

• FALSE

76. Most informational reports have one thing in common: a neutral or receptive audience.

• TRUE

• FALSE

77. Informational reports should be written using the direct organizational strategy.

• TRUE

• FALSE

78. Progress reports are written for only internal readers.

• TRUE

• FALSE

79. Meeting minutes should include the precise wording of motions, including a count of votes and actions taken.

• TRUE

• FALSE

80. The minutes of a meeting should identify the names of individuals present and absent.

• TRUE

• FALSE

81. Summary reports are typical in academic settings but rarely used in business settings.

• TRUE

• FALSE