13. Which of the following patterns for organizing information in reports takes up each alternative in turn and discusses the strengths and weaknesses? A. Comparison/contrast B. Problem-solution C. Elimination of alternatives D. General to particular or particular to general E. Geographic or spatial 14. The pattern for organizing information in reports that works well when the solutions the reader is likely to favor will not work is: A. Problem-solution. B. Comparison/contrast. C. Geographic. D. Elimination of alternatives E. Functional. 15. Writers must save a copy of their questionnaire or interview questions to use as a(n) 16. summarize points made in the body of a report