Understanding Engineering Reports

What is the primary characteristic of an engineering report?

• It includes personal opinions.

• It is written in a casual style.

• It is a formal document.

• It uses colloquial language.

In what tense should an engineering report be written?

• Future tense

• Past tense

• Conditional tense

• Present tense

Which perspective is used in writing an engineering report?

• Third-person

• Fourth-person

• First-person

• Second-person

What is the purpose of the introduction in an engineering report?

• To summarize the findings

• To provide background and purpose

• To list references

• To describe the experiments

What should be included in the research section of an engineering report?

• Background research and literature

• Future predictions

• Personal opinions

• Unrelated topics

What follows the research section in an engineering report?

• Results and Discussion

• References

• Abstract

• Introduction

What is the main focus of the results and discussion section?

• Listing references

• Summarizing the abstract

• Describing the introduction

• Analyzing research and experimental outcomes

What is the purpose of the conclusion in an engineering report?

• To describe the abstract

• To list experiments

• To provide recommendations

• To introduce the topic

When should the abstract of an engineering report be written?

• At the beginning

• After the introduction

• After completing the report

• Before the conclusion

Where is the abstract placed in an engineering report?

• Before the references

• In the middle

• Under the title

• At the end