Which statement best describes the difference between findings and recommendations in a report?

Correct answer: A. Findings present evidence, while recommendations propose action

  • A. Findings present evidence, while recommendations propose action
  • B. Findings give greetings, while recommendations give references
  • C. Findings identify the writer, while recommendations give the title
  • D. Findings summarise sources, while recommendations list page numbers

Explanation

Findings state what the investigation reveals, whereas recommendations state what should be done in response. The other pairs confuse report content with routine document information.

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