Which of the following is an accurate statement about the addenda to a report?

A) Addenda parts start with a new numbering system rather than continuing with the same numbering used in the body.
B) The addenda consists of three parts: the introduction, the body, and the table of contents.
C) Addenda parts contain information about the scope and limitation of the research.
D) The addenda may include materials used in the research that are not appropriate to be included in the report itself.

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Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Addenda are additional materials that are not appropriate to be included in the report itself but are relevant to the research. Addenda may include raw data, interview transcripts, survey results, graphs, and photographs. The numbering system should continue from the main report. The addenda does not consist of an introduction, body, and table of contents, and while it may contain information about the scope and limitation of the research, it is not a necessary component.

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