6. An appraisal report can come in which format? a. Written Report b. Oral Report c. Written or Oral Report d. Neither written, nor oral report 7. When do you use an Appraisal Report instead of a Restricted Appraisal Report? a. When the intended user is the client b. When the intended user asks for it c. When the data suggests to use an Appraisal Report d. None of the above 8. Susan is working with a client who wants their identity to remain confidential. In this appraisal Susan decides to use the Restricted Appraisal Report. In doing so, she identifies the client by: a. Stating their identity b. Summarizing their identity c. Ensuring that the client and the intended user are the same d. Not disclosing the identity 9. If Susan is the lead appraiser on an assignment and Tom is helping her and both sign the appraisal report (including the transmittal), then who signs the certification? a. Susan, she is the lead appraiser b. Tom, he is not the lead appraiser c. Susan or Tom, they both signed the report d. Susan and Tom, they both signed the report 10. When completing an appraisal review report, USPAP dictates the format of the report. a. True b. False