問題文
A hotel group's finance director asks for the difference between a summary of a report and a management summary of the same report. Which distinction is accurate?
選択肢
- A summary condenses what the report says; a management summary foregrounds the decision the reader has to take and the specific information that decision depends upon.
- A management summary is longer than an ordinary summary because executives need the detail behind each finding in order to be accountable for the decision they take.
- A management summary omits all figures to keep it readable, and points the reader to the full report for any number they want, which is what allows it to stay short enough to read before a meeting.
- They are the same thing; the word "management" only indicates who the audience is, and the writing task is identical because both have to represent the report accurately in fewer words.