What type of structure is a progress report following if the middle section includes a description of work completed in the first period, followed by the cost for that work, followed by a description of work completed in the section period following by the costs for that work?
A) Chronological order
B) By research goal
C) By work period
D) By time period

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Progress reports-or status reports-all follow the same basic structure or format: they have a beginning, which includes the goal of the project; a middle, which includes the work accomplished (for a given period), work remaining/planned (for the next period), problems encountered, and financial expenditures; and an end, which includes the overall appraisal of the progress to date, conclusion, and recommendations. Progress reports may be structured in chronological order, including: BEGINNING introduction; summary of work completed, MIDDLE work completed in the first period; cost; work completed in the second period; cost; etc.; END an evaluation of the work completed; and conclusion/recommendations.

What Type of Structure Is a Progress Report Following If