Formal Text: Informational Articles and Reports Quiz

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1. Which of the following best describes a report?

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Reports are factual, structured, and evidence-based.

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Formal Text: Informational Articles And Reports Quiz - Quiz

Ready to read like a professional researcher? In this informational articles reports quiz, you'll focus on understanding the structure and content of formal, non-fiction writing. You'll practice identifying key features like headings, statistics, and objective language common in serious academic and business documents. Each question strengthens your ability to analyze... see moreinformational articles reports.
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2. True or False: An article always presents the writer’s personal opinion.

Explanation

Many articles are objective and informative, not opinion-based.

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3. In an article, the opening paragraph usually:

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The introduction introduces the topic and hooks readers.

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4. Which sentence is written objectively?

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It reports facts without emotional or personal language.

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5. Match each part of an article (a–b) with its purpose (1–2).

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Introductions begin the piece; conclusions close it effectively.

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6. Which of the following best defines “tone” in an article?

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Tone shows how the writer feels or presents the subject.

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7. True or False: A good report includes analysis and evidence from reliable sources.

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Reports should be factual and supported by data or research.

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8. Fill in the blank: “A ______ article aims to explain a process, idea, or event clearly.”

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Informational articles focus on explaining and informing readers.

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9. Which feature helps readers locate specific details in a report?

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Subheadings organize information for easy reference.

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10. Which of the following is an example of bias?

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Bias includes judgmental or opinionated language.

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11. Match each type of article (a–b) with its description (1–2).

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News reports events; features explore meaning or impact.

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12. True or False: Reports often include charts or tables to present data.

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Reports use visuals to support information clearly.

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13. Which sentence best shows formal report language?

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Uses neutral, factual phrasing suitable for formal writing.

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14. In “The report concludes that air pollution levels decreased,” the word concludes signals ______.

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“Concludes” indicates the final finding or summary of information.

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15. True or False: An article written for a school newspaper should balance facts with opinions.

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School newspaper articles often mix reporting and editorial commentary responsibly.

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Which of the following best describes a report?
True or False: An article always presents the writer’s personal...
In an article, the opening paragraph usually:
Which sentence is written objectively?
Match each part of an article (a–b) with its purpose (1–2).
Which of the following best defines “tone” in an article?
True or False: A good report includes analysis and evidence from...
Fill in the blank: “A ______ article aims to explain a process,...
Which feature helps readers locate specific details in a report?
Which of the following is an example of bias?
Match each type of article (a–b) with its description (1–2).
True or False: Reports often include charts or tables to present data.
Which sentence best shows formal report language?
In “The report concludes that air pollution levels decreased,” the...
True or False: An article written for a school newspaper should...
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