A report's close should
A)provide hints on what the audience should do so that you don't sound like you're giving orders.
B)instruct your audience to contact you about what they should do next.
C)make sure your readers understand exactly what's expected of them and when it's expected.
D)imply dire consequences if the goals are not achieved.
E)minimize the impact of the main points of the message.

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The close of a report should clearly communicate what is expected from the audience and the timeline for these expectations to ensure clarity and effective action.

A Report's Close Should