What does the 13-week schedule show?

• A. 13 weeks of completed assignments
• B. 13 weeks of planned assignments
• C. 13 weeks of reported incidents
• D. 13 weeks of training records

Answer: (A)

The schedule is a record of actual work done over a period. A 13-week schedule that shows completed assignments means you’re seeing what has been finished during those 13 weeks, not what was planned to be done. It tracks progress by listing tasks that have been completed, providing a history of what was accomplished. If it were showing planned work, you’d expect a forecast of future tasks; if it were about incidents or training, those would be in separate logs. So the 13-week schedule showing completed assignments best reflects actual completed work over that span.