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Investigative Reports: True or FalseOnline version Quiz on Investigative Reports concepts by Desiree Wardsworth 1 Trip reports may make recommendations. Yes No 2 Forensic experts can both write reports and testify in legal proceedings. Yes No 3 A result and a conclusion are the same thing. Yes No 4 Sources used in a science lab report should not be documented. Yes No 5 Which type of report should be written in active voice? science lab report B trip report C forensic report. Yes No 6 The Results and Discussion section of a science lab report presents the results of the experiment and explains why things happened. Yes No 7 The structure of science lab reports is the same among various disciplines. Yes No 8 An incident report tells what the writer of the report learned on a trip. Yes No 9 Forensic reports are organized according to the principles of evidence, method, and discussion. Yes No 10 Another name for the Materials and Methods section could be the Experimental section. Yes No 11 In a forensics report, which section reports the conclusions that can reasonably be drawn from the evidence? The Conclusions are in the Evidence section. Yes No 12 In a forensic report, the expert's credentials are not particularly important. Yes No 13 In general, clinical trials are conducted exclusively by private companies. Yes No 14 The audience for science lab reports is generally non-experts in the field. Yes No 15 The scientific method uses either inductive or deductive reasoning but not both. Yes No 16 Incident reports can become legal evidence used in court. Yes No 17 It is acceptable to use unverified information in an incident report. Yes No 18 The introduction to a science lab report __. A summarizes the results of the report B provides the objectives of the lab C introduces the graphics. Yes No 19 Personal bias is not appropriate in science lab reports or forensic reports. Yes No 20 A trip report is similar to a summary in that only important details are included. Yes No 21 The introduction to a science lab report provides the objectives of the lab. Yes No 22 Reasoning from a particular observation to a general conclusion is deductive reasoning. Yes No

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Trip reports may make recommendations.

Forensic experts can both write reports and testify in legal proceedings.

A result and a conclusion are the same thing.

Sources used in a science lab report should not be documented.

Which type of report should be written in active voice? science lab report B trip report C forensic report.

The Results and Discussion section of a science lab report presents the results of the experiment and explains why things happened.

The structure of science lab reports is the same among various disciplines.

An incident report tells what the writer of the report learned on a trip.

Forensic reports are organized according to the principles of evidence, method, and discussion.

Another name for the Materials and Methods section could be the Experimental section.

In a forensics report, which section reports the conclusions that can reasonably be drawn from the evidence? The Conclusions are in the Evidence section.

In a forensic report, the expert's credentials are not particularly important.

In general, clinical trials are conducted exclusively by private companies.

The audience for science lab reports is generally non-experts in the field.

The scientific method uses either inductive or deductive reasoning but not both.

Incident reports can become legal evidence used in court.

It is acceptable to use unverified information in an incident report.

The introduction to a science lab report __. A summarizes the results of the report B provides the objectives of the lab C introduces the graphics.

Personal bias is not appropriate in science lab reports or forensic reports.

A trip report is similar to a summary in that only important details are included.

The introduction to a science lab report provides the objectives of the lab.

Reasoning from a particular observation to a general conclusion is deductive reasoning.