Discussion
Which expression in the passage describes the report initially prepared for the governor?
Answer: B
The report initially prepared for the governor is described as concise and neatly official. The passage says that when it was at last ready, it was concise and neatly official, and that Walker would accept his subordinate's work without praise.
Neglected to prepare describes what Walker did, not the report. Pencilled in some insertion and childish in expression and faulty in language refer to the changes Mackintosh fears Walker would make to the report afterwards, so they describe a later stage and not the report as first prepared. Concise and neatly official is the answer.
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