Which step in G.R.O.W.E. is responsible for composing the narrative of the report?

• A. Write the report
• B. Gather the facts
• C. Evaluate the report
• D. Record the facts

Answer: (A)

The act of turning information into a coherent written account is the writing step. After you gather information and record the facts, this stage is where you craft the actual narrative of the report—organizing what happened, who was involved, what observations were made, what actions were taken, and what outcomes occurred. Writing the report means presenting these elements in a clear, logical, and professional style so readers can understand the incident without ambiguity. The other steps focus on collecting information (gathering facts) or preserving it in notes (recording), or evaluating quality and relevance (evaluating); they inform or support the narrative but do not produce the final written account itself.