Which single activity is allocated 30 minutes?

• A. Appendix
• B. Planning
• C. Writing the Report
• D. Executive Summary

Answer: (C)

Time management and task scheduling are being tested here. In a structured writing task, the central piece is the actual drafting of the report, which needs a continuous block of time to develop content, organize the structure, and polish the narrative. A 30-minute slot is set aside for this activity because it represents the main deliverable and requires sustained focus to produce coherent sections and a logical flow from start to finish.

The other parts serve different roles: planning establishes what will be written and how; the executive summary provides a concise overview of the whole document; and the appendix collects supporting materials. These can be prepared or assembled in ways that don’t require the single long stretch of focus that writing the report does.

So, the 30-minute allocation fits best with the task of producing the full written report.