Which of the comments (A-E) do you think you would find

Which of the comments (A-E) do you think you would find in a report? Read the theory box and check.
Reports are usually written for people in
authority, such as employers, head teachers etc. They state and evaluate the positive and negative qualities of a place, event etc, in order to make a judgement or recommendation.
Reports always begin with who the report is for and from, the purpose of the report and the date. They include:
an introduction containing the purpose and content of the report
a main body presenting the positive and negative aspects of the place/event etc, with each point presented under a separate subheading
a conclusion summarising the content of the report and giving the writers general opinion and/or recommendation.
Reports are usually written in a formal, impersonal style, using factual language. Present tenses, passive verbs and full verb forms are also commonly used.