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Text Type & Structure Quiz

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Test your understanding of text types and leads.

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Test your understanding of text types and leads.

by Emano, Mary Cris A.
1

It is a way to recognize where ideas or words come from, helping readers confirm the information and maintain honesty in academic work.

2

What does paraphrasing mean?

3

What does APA stand for?

4

Which text type mainly aims to persuade the reader?

5

What best describes a narrative text's purpose?

6

Which organizing method helps outline key ideas quickly?

7

Which lead type often asks a question to hook readers?

8

Which part of an informational text summarizes the main points?

9

What is a proper feature of expository text?

10

Which lead type introduces a topic with a dramatic scene?

11

What is the main role of the body in a news article?

12

Which text type is best for explaining a process step-by-step?

13

Which concept maps help organize significant information visually?

14

What is the chronological order of the news articles?

15

A journalist double-checks details from two different sources before publishing a story. This action shows:

16

Which part of the news article answers the “5Ws and 1H” (Who, What, Where, When, Why, How)?

17

A lead begins with a dramatic and unexpected statement to shock readers. What type is this?

18

A news article that reports events exactly as they happened, without adding personal opinions, is an example of:

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