Which statement best describes the Failing Skill Report?

• A. It lists the overall pass/fail status
• B. It documents which specific skills were unsatisfactory
• C. It records the time spent on each skill
• D. It lists the equipment used

Answer: (B)

The Failing Skill Report exists to document exactly which skills did not meet the required standard during the evaluation. It shows the precise skills and steps that were unsatisfactory, so you and the evaluator can target remediation with clear, concrete focus on what needs improvement. This is more informative than a simple overall pass/fail status because it points to the specific areas that require practice and retesting. It isn’t about how long you spent on each skill or which equipment was used—the emphasis is on identifying the exact skills that didn’t meet the standard, so you can work on them directly and demonstrate competency later.