Instructions: Write T if the statement is correct and F if it is incorrect.

1. In writing a feasibility report, the conclusion must be based solely on the feedback of interviewed respondents. 2. It is not important to keep proper documentation of all personnel who will be involved in the project implementation. 3. Before deciding to write a feasibility report, know the root problem so as to know what to address. 4. The discussion part of a feasibility report should contain significant conclusions and recommendations only. 5. Recommending a course of action is optional in a feasibility report. 6. A set of criteria shall be included as a basis in crafting the recommendations. 7. As the one writing a feasibility report, it is your responsibility to provide background information about the problem at hand. 8. Recommendations need to be concrete enough to make sure that the problem could be addressed. 9. The objectives of a feasibility report need not be specific. 10. The findings of your data gathering play an important role in establishing the conclusion and the recommendations of your feasibility report