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What does ‘sourcing’ mean in the context of report writing?

A. Ignoring sources
B. Citing and referencing materials used
C. Revising the report
D. Editing visuals

Answer: Citing and referencing materials used


Additional Information: Sourcing ensures that all borrowed ideas and data are credited appropriately.


Subjects: Report Writing, Writing Skills

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