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A report should always include informal language to sound more natural.
False – A report should use formal and objective language.
Using headings and subheadings is recommended in a report.
True – This improves clarity and organization.
Reports must include the writer’s personal opinions in every paragraph.
False – Reports are based on evidence, findings, or analysis, not just opinions.
The introduction should explain the purpose of the report.
True – Always start by stating why the report is being written.
A C2-level report should avoid passive voice and complex structures.
False – At C2 level, you’re expected to use sophisticated grammar, including passive voice where appropriate.
Each section of the report should be clearly focused and relevant to the topic.
True – Relevance and focus are essential for clarity and high marks.
The report can be written in bullet points to save time.
False – Reports should be written in full paragraphs with proper structure.
You should make recommendations based on your findings in the conclusion.
True – C2 reports should end with reasoned suggestions.
Creative storytelling and humor are essential in a report.
False – A report should remain factual, formal, and concise.
The use of linking words like ‘however’, ‘in contrast’, and ‘as a result’ is important.
True – These improve cohesion and flow.
It’s acceptable to invent survey results or data to support your findings.
True – For exam purposes, inventing realistic data is allowed and often expected.
The title of the report should clearly reflect its content.
True – The title should be clear and specific, not vague or creative.
