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| Format | The appearance or layout of text, spacing, margins, indentations, and alignments |
| Main Heading | Words that identify what is in the report |
| Unbound Report | A short report where the pages are stapled or paper clipped. |
| Multi-page | A report that is more than one page in length. |
| Paragraph Heading | Headings which are indented to begin with the paragraph. |
| Orientation | The placement of text on a page (landscape or portrait).Portrait Orientation |
| Portrait Orientation | Data prints across the narrower portion of a page |
| References | Information about material cited in a report. Also called Bibliography or Works Cited |
| Textual Citation | documentation to give credit for published material that is quoted or paraphrased. |
| Title Page | A page prepared as a cover for a report |
| Subtitle | Word(s) that further identify what is in the report; secondary heading |
| Side Heading | Headings that begin at the left margin and have a double space before and after the heading. |
| Landscape | Data prints across the widerportion of the paper |
| Endnotes | Documentation where reference cited in text is identified by a superscript number. |
| Ellipsis | A series of periods and spaces (. . . ) to indicate info omittted from a quotation. |
