Which element summarizes the report's main points and should have no new information?

• A. Executive Summary
• B. Table of Contents
• C. Introduction
• D. Conclusion

Answer: (D)

A report’s conclusion pulls together what was discussed, restating the main findings and their implications in a concise wrap-up. It should reflect on what the report has established and may mention significance, limitations, or possible next steps, but it must not introduce new data or arguments. The purpose of the other sections differs: an executive summary gives a quick overview for readers, the introduction sets up the topic and purpose, and the table of contents lists the sections. So the element that best fits “summarizes the report’s main points and should have no new information” is the conclusion.