Definition
Report text is a type of written or spoken text that presents factual information about a particular subject or topic in a structured and organized manner.
Structure of Report Text
- Introduction: Provides an overview of the non-living thing, including its background, history, or significance.
- Description: Presents detailed information about the non-living thing, including its characteristics, features, or properties. It may include visuals, diagrams, or illustrations to enhance understanding.
- Function: Explains the purpose or use of the non-living thing, including its benefits or applications. It may include examples or case studies to illustrate the function.
- Conclusion: Summarizes the main points discussed in the report and may provide additional insights, conclusions, or recommendations based on the information presented.
Examples of Non-Living Things
- Examples of non-living things from different fields or domains, such as technology, transportation, architecture, or natural phenomena.
- Sample report text on a specific non-living thing with appropriate headings, subheadings, and formatting to demonstrate the structure and organization of report text.
- Examples of effective use of visuals, diagrams, or illustrations to enhance the description and understanding of the non-living thing.
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