Which of the following is true of oral and written reports?
A) Readers can rely on visual clues when interpreting oral reports.
B) One may risk being incorrect in order to be engaging when delivering an oral report.
C) The readers of a written report can control the pace of the communication.
D) It is often acceptable to use a less formal style in written reports.
E) In a written report, one must use inflection and pauses in order to enable reader to understand.

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This is because the readers of a written report can control the pace at which they read the report, while listeners of an oral report might not be able to control the rate at which the information is presented to them.

Which of the Following Is True of Oral and Written