Practice question

Passage: "An incident report should answer the basic questions of who, what, when, where, and how. It should be written in clear, factual language and avoid personal opinions or assumptions. A well-written report helps prosecutors and courts understand exactly what occurred." According to the passage, an incident report should avoid:

  1. Stating the time of the event
  2. Personal opinions or assumptions
  3. Naming the people involved
  4. Describing what happened

Answer: B — Personal opinions or assumptions

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