Cambridge B1 Level Article Writing Challenge

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Test your knowledge of vocabulary and concepts related to article writing at the Cambridge B1 level. Decide whether each noun is relevant to the topic of article writing for schools. Answer with ✅ for relevant nouns and ❌ for irrelevant ones.

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Cambridge B1 Level Article Writing ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge of vocabulary and concepts related to article writing at the Cambridge B1 level. Decide whether each noun is relevant to the topic of article writing for schools. Answer with ✅ for relevant nouns and ❌ for irrelevant ones. by PERI gaona 1 Articles are only meant for online publication. Sí No 2 You cannot use images in articles. Sí No 3 Writing an article is the same as writing a poem. Sí No 4 Writing in paragraphs improves readability. Sí No 5 Articles often include facts and opinions. Sí No 6 A conclusion summarizes the main points of an article. Sí No 7 Proofreading is essential before submitting an article. Sí No 8 A good article engages the reader's interest. Sí No 9 Every article must be exactly 1000 words long. Sí No 10 Using headings can help organize an article. Sí No 11 Articles are only written for academic journals. Sí No 12 Using simple language is effective for school articles. Sí No 13 Only professional writers can write articles. Sí No 14 All articles must follow the same structure. Sí No 15 An article should have a clear introduction. Sí No 16 Citing sources is important in article writing. Sí No 17 Articles should never include personal opinions. Sí No 18 An article does not need a title. Sí No 19 All articles must be lengthy and detailed. Sí No 20 An article can be about various topics. Sí No

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Cambridge B1 Level Article Writing ChallengeOnline version

by PERI gaona

Articles are only meant for online publication.

You cannot use images in articles.

Writing an article is the same as writing a poem.

Writing in paragraphs improves readability.

Articles often include facts and opinions.

A conclusion summarizes the main points of an article.

Proofreading is essential before submitting an article.

A good article engages the reader's interest.

Every article must be exactly 1000 words long.

Using headings can help organize an article.

Articles are only written for academic journals.

Using simple language is effective for school articles.

Only professional writers can write articles.

All articles must follow the same structure.

An article should have a clear introduction.

Citing sources is important in article writing.

Articles should never include personal opinions.

An article does not need a title.

All articles must be lengthy and detailed.

An article can be about various topics.