Short reports differ from long reports in that short reports _____.
A) are more likely to be written in the indirect order
B) have less need for a structured coherence plan
C) are more likely to give their readers previews of what they are about to read
D) have a greater need for introductory material
E) tend to use a more impersonal style of writing

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Short reports are typically more concise and straightforward, thus requiring less structured coherence planning compared to long reports, which often need detailed organization and structure.

Short Reports Differ from Long Reports in That Short Reports