Which part of a report would describe the methods used to conduct the investigation?

• A. Description of the incident.
• B. The investigation procedure used.
• C. The budget for the investigation.
• D. The final recommendations.

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is how a report lays out the process the investigators followed. The part that describes the investigation procedure used tells you the exact steps taken to conduct the inquiry—what was done, in what order, what data sources were consulted, what tools or methods were used to collect and analyze information, and who carried out each task. This section is about transparency and credibility: it shows how conclusions were reached and whether the approach could be replicated or reviewed for reliability. The other parts serve different purposes—describing the incident explains what happened; the budget covers costs; the final recommendations present the actions suggested as a result of the findings.