Across
- 5. The main section of a document that provides detailed information about the project, including background, how the study was conducted, what was discovered, and what these discoveries mean.
- 7. A visual representation of data, often numerical, designed to make relationships and patterns easier to understand.
- 8. The section of a document that presents the findings of the research that are relevant to the project's objectives.
- 9. The section of a document that describes the research design, sampling procedures, data collection methods, and analysis techniques used in the project.
- 11. A list of the sections and subsections within a document, along with their corresponding page numbers.
- 12. A diagram that uses lines to show the relationship between two variables, often over time.
- 13. A diagram with rectangular columns of different heights to show the relative sizes of different quantities.
- 18. A communication included with a formal document that introduces it, briefly mentions authorization details, and highlights key aspects.
- 19. A structured arrangement of data, especially numerical data, in rows and columns for easy comprehension.
- 20. A visual tool that combines text and graphics to present information, summarize findings, and incorporate background details in an easily digestible format.
Down
- 1. A subsequent communication with decision-makers or clients after they have reviewed the initial documentation to provide further details or clarify concerns.
- 2. Suggestions for future actions based on the interpretations of the research findings
- 3. A concise overview of a study, including its purpose, methods, main outcomes, interpretations, and suggested actions.
- 4. A circular graphic that displays the proportions of different categories as slices of a whole.
- 6. A document that approves a project, specifies responsibilities, and outlines available resources.
- 10. A formal written or verbal communication that conveys the findings and suitable interpretations derived from an investigation.
- 14. Opinions or interpretations derived from the research findings.
- 15. A supplementary section containing material that is too technical or detailed to be included in the main part of the document.
- 16. The initial sheet of a document that provides essential information such as the project name, the recipient, the preparer, and the date.
- 17. A spoken delivery of the key findings of a project, often accompanied by visual aids, allowing for audience questions.
