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Writing an article

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An English GCSE quiz to revise what you have to remember when writing an article.

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1
How can you effectively structure your article?
Use paragraphs.
Different paragraph lengths focusing on different topics.
Use connectives.
Use varied punctuation.
2
How can you engage the reader and show understanding of audience and purpose?
Use formal language regardless of the audience.
Use persuasive techniques.
Use colloquial language.
Adapt your writing to suit your audience e.g. use humour.
3
What language is suitable for a magazine article?
Homework does the biz.
Homework has numerous benefits.
Homework is well sick, innit?
Homework is good for you.
4
What type of writing should you use for a magazine article?
Informal
Formal
5
What must an article start with?
A sub-heading
A catchy title
The rule of three
A photograph
6
How can you effectively support your opinions?
Explain your opinion.
Provide a counter-argument.
Use a rhetorical question.
Give an anecdote (real life examples).
7
Which one of these is a good opening to an article?
In my opinion, I think homework is bad...
This is about the positives and negatives of homework.
In this article, I am going to be writing about...
For students, homework is welcomed like a repulsive disease.
8
What could you do to engage the readers with your title? Choose two things.
Use a short, catchy title.
Use a rhetorical question.
Use persuasive techniques.
Make a statement.
9
How can you create an effective ending?
Use a short paragraph.
Use an exclamation mark.
Use a long paragraph.
Use a powerful statement or end with a rhetorical question.