When outlining the content of your report

A) it is preferable to use informative headings as opposed to descriptive ones.
B) you should use complex language for all headings.
C) keep in mind that you will have to use this same outline for your final report.
D) incorporate headings that will generate interest because they are fun and vague.
E) you should use headings that indicate how you want the reader to feel about the information.

Informative headings give a clear idea about the content covered in the report and help the reader to quickly understand the main points. Descriptive headings may be confusing and make it harder for the reader to understand the main points of the report.

Answer: C
The outline should provide a clear structure for your report, and therefore it should be well-organized and logical. You can use this outline as a guide when you are writing your final report.

Answer: D
Headings should accurately describe the content under each section. Fun and vague headings may give a misleading impression of the content of the report or make it difficult for readers to quickly understand what is covered.

Answer: E
The purpose of headings is to capture the main ideas of each section and provide structure for the content of the report. Descriptive headings should accurately reflect the content and emphasize the key points to indicate the importance of the information. Using headings to try to manipulate the reader's emotional response could be seen as unprofessional.