ENG 201 2nd Assignment Solution
ENG 201 2nd Assignment Solution
Spring 2022
Assignment No. 2 Solution
Total Marks: 20
Lessons: 22-32
1. Reports are considered to be legal documents in the workplace and, thus, they need
to be _________, accurate and difficult to misinterpret.
a. indefinite
b. precise
c. general
d. ambiguous
a. memorandum
b. card
c. notice
d. invoice
a. interview
b. observation
c. survey
d. memorandum
4. A __________is an alphabetic listing of special terms and words with their
meaning and definitions.
a. appendix
b. bibliography
c. index
d. glossary
5. Many longer reports are preceded by a separate summary of the report overall.
Such summaries are often called ‘_____________’ because they usually are
addressed to decision-makers.
a. Executive Summaries
b. Precise Summaries
c. Paid Summaries
d. Business Summaries
Q2: A feasibility report is a document that assesses potential solutions to the
business problem or opportunity, and determines which of these are viable for
further analysis. According to your understanding name the different parts of
the given feasibility report. (2*5=10 Marks)
1.
The report discusses the appliance store’s predicted construction costs and opening
costs. However, the actual construction costs accrued $1,130,000, which was more
than the projected construction costs for the project. It was suggested that they must
implement other effective budgeting strategies and identify other factors that made the
construction costs higher than the projected costs.
2.
The report involves the appliance’s store estimated budget costs for the construction
and for the store to open. Also, it discusses the store’s estimated costs to date as of
February18, 2022.
Benchmark
3.
The estimated costs for the store opening and operations, along with the actual
construction costs would be approximately $1,380,000.
Financial Analysis
4.
The objective of this report is to identify the estimated costs for the construction
project of the appliance store. Meanwhile, the actual appliance store construction
costs reached an amount of $1,130,000 which went above the projected construction
costs.
Conclusions/Observation
5.
Implement other effective budgeting strategies to prevent from going beyond the
predicted construction expenses.
Determine other factors that made the construction costs higher than the projected
costs, to prepare a sufficient amount for future project costs.
Recommendation
End