Question

​ While on a business​ trip, I wrote a report using the​ hotel's courtesy computer. Saving the first draft on the hard​ drive, I named it open double quote
Boston
Report D1.close double quote

I wrote several pages of​ ideas, and then I left to meet a client for lunch. On returning to the​ hotel, I continued working on the report until I completed the first draft. Several new ideas came to me at​ dinner, so​ afterward, I added them to my first​ draft, saved the new one as open double quote
Boston
Report ​D2,close double quote

and wrote continuously until I had completed the report. I quickly skimmed through it and then saved it. The​ hotel's printer was​ broken, but having a printout​ didn't matter because I could submit it by​ e-mail to my manager. The next​ day, I received a reply saying that although my data were​ good, the report could have been better organized. My manager also said there were several sentence fragments and spelling​ errors, and the page numbering was way off. I was so disappointed.

The writer chose to name the first draft open double quote
Boston
Report D1close double quote

instead of simply open double quote
Report
1close double quote

because

A.
​"D1" will remind the writer that he or she was writing on the first day of the business trip.
B.
the name briefly describes the​ file's contents and which draft it is.
C.
the name sounds impressive.
D.
the writer travels so​ much, he or she needs a reminder about where this report was written.

Answer 1

The answer might be B or D um.. B