The pages that come before the actual report itself and that are included when the situation is formal and the report is long are referred to as
A) appendices.
B) prefatory pages.
C) proposal notes.
D) first-pass pages.
E) supplements.

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Prefatory pages are the introductory pages that come before the actual report and usually include a title page, table of contents, executive summary, list of figures/tables, acknowledgments, and other introductory materials. Appendices are additional materials at the end of the report, and proposal notes, first-pass pages, and supplements are not commonly used terms in relation to the preface of a formal report.

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