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Looking for a Report: Stop Eating Fast Food. Expecting two Thousand words. 

1. Letter of Memorandum - The letter of memorandum states the purpose of the report, brief summary and/or recommendations, and acknowledges others who have contributed. Usually given by person or group who commissioned the report.
2. Title Page - The title page reflects the exact title of the report. It should clearly describe what the report is about and it should also include the name/s of the reporter as well as the date of publication.
3. Abstract or Executive Summary - This part of the report states the problem, how it was investigated, what was found, and what the findings mean. This usually consists of approximately two hundred words.
4. Table of Contents - This contains a list of the major and minor topics discussed in the report along with the exact page number where they are located.
5. Introduction - The introduction sets the tone for the entire report, and it also gives some background information about the topic. This part also states the aim/purpose of the report and outlines of the sections of the report.
6. Main Body - The main body is organized into comprehensive sections that clearly discusses what was investigated, how it was investigated it, what was found along with the evidence/s, and interpretations of what was found.
7. Conclusion - This section presents a summary of the entirety of the report. It also explains what was achieved by the report, the significance of the findings, and a discussion and interpretation of the findings.
8. Recommendations - With the conclusion, a recommendation of what necessary or relevant action/s can be taken is included in this section of the report.
9. References - This section lists all the references, i.e., relevant books, magazines, scholarly journals and studies, etc., used as reference for the report.
10. Appendices - Other information that has not been included on the body of the report; for example, graphs, charts, tables, or other data.