chp 7

3. – The way text and graphics are arranged on a page.
6. – The very first page of a report containing the title and author.
7. – A brief summary of a formal report's contents.
8. – A letter style where the date and signature are centered.
11. Block Style Letters — A format where the date, complimentary close, and signature are centered.
14. – A style using a colon after the greeting and a comma after the closing.
16. – A short guide that explains how to complete a specific task.
18. – An alphabetical list of topics and page numbers at the back of a book.
19. Body — The section of a report that includes the introduction, data paragraphs, and conclusion.
20. – Writing used in fields like science or tech to explain info.
21. Punctuation — A punctuation style that uses no marks after the greeting or the closing.
22. – A list of technical terms and their definitions.

1. – Comprehensive books that explain how to use a product or system.
2. – A letter format where every line starts at the left margin.
4. – Extra material like charts or maps added to the end of a document.
5. – A written message sent to a person or an organization.
9. – A style that uses no punctuation after the greeting or closing.
10. – A detailed document used to examine a subject or solve a problem.
12. – A short overview of a report written for busy decision-makers.
13. of Contents — A list of headings and subheadings with their corresponding page numbers.
14. Punctuation — A style where a colon is placed after the salutation.
15. – Stationery printed with a company’s name and address.
17. – A list of sources used for research at the end of a report