Asked by pamela saenz on Jun 13, 2024

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Identify and describe six ways to use topical organization when writing an informational report.

Topical Organization

Organization of content based on comparison, significance, order, time sequence, spatial arrangement, geographical location, or classification.

Informational Report

A document that presents data and analysis without offering opinions or recommendations.

  • Grasp various organizational strategies in business writing, focusing on topical organization.
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Destany LillianJun 15, 2024
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Most informational reports use a topical organization,arranging the material by topic in one of the following ways: Comparison shows similarities and differences (or advantages and disadvantages)between two or more entities; Importance builds up from the least important item to the most important (or from most important to the least,if you don't think your audience will read the entire report); Sequence organizes the steps or stages in a process or procedure; Chronology organizes a chain of events in order from oldest to newest or vice versa; Geography uses organization based on region,city,state,country,or other geographic unit; and Category groups information by topical category,such as sales,profit,cost,or investment.