Discussion
The prescription-oriented report should not be :
Answer: C
The key is C, 'casual', which is the answer to the question as printed.
A prescription-oriented report recommends action, so it is value driven (A), normative (B) because it says what ought to be done, and purposive (D) because it aims at a stated end. It should not be casual: careless or offhand.
'Casual' may be a misprint for 'causal', which would make the intended question 'should not be causal'. I could not tell which was meant. Read as printed, C is the only option that a report of this kind should not be, so the key stands.
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