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| Agenda | a list of items to be discussed or acted upon, prepared before meetings, events, and conferences |
| Minutes | used to describe the discussions, decisions, and actions that occurred during a business meeting |
| Research report | a multi-page document that usually contains several sub-topics of information related to one main topic |
| Title page of a report includes | Title, author’s name, class, date |
| Hanging indent | A temporary left margin that indents all lines but the first line of the text. |
| Reference list/ Works cited/ Bibliography | A list of all references used in a report. This allows the writer to give credit to the author of the material used in the report. |
| Body | The main text of a personal letter, business letter, memo, email, or report. |
| Unbound report | Short reports that are prepared without binders or covers. |
| Double space | Pressing the enter key twice (2) leaving one blank line. This can also refer to line spacing using the word processing feature to leave one blank line between each line of text. |
| Side heading | headings used to separate the report into sections. |
| Left bound | Longer reports prepared with binders. Left margin is wider (1.5”) to accommodate binding along the left margin. |
| Top bound | Top margin is wider (1.5”) to accommodate binding along the top margin. |
| Title page | The title page is the first page of a report. It gives the title of the report, the name of the writer, the name of the school or class, and the date. |
