Non-Fiction and Report Writing Quizzes for Year 6 English

Question 1

When researching for a non-fiction report, which of these is an important ethical consideration?

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Avoiding copying other people's work without giving them credit

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Using only information from friends and family

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Never including your own thoughts or ideas in your report

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Making sure your report is fun to read

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of expository writing?

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Includes personal opinions

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Presents factual information

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Organizes information logically

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Uses descriptive language

Question 3

How do persuasive techniques improve nonfiction writing?

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Present information in a compelling and persuasive way.

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Make the writing more objective and unbiased.

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Use only facts and data, without opinions or emotions.

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Avoid using exaggeration or emotional appeals.

Question 4

What is the most effective way to present information from a non-fiction text to make it easy to understand and interesting?

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Create a visual representation, such as an infographic or chart.

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Write a summary of the text in paragraph form.

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Read the text aloud to an audience.

Question 5

When writing a non-fiction report that aims to explain a complex topic clearly and engagingly, which writing structure is most effective?

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Identify a problem and then provide a solution or explanation (Problem-solution structure).

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Start with the earliest events and progress linearly through time (Chronological order).

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Examine similarities and differences between two or more subjects (Compare and contrast structure).

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Present information in a step-by-step manner (Sequential structure).

Question 6

When writing a non-fiction report using online sources, which of these is NOT an ethical or legal consideration?

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Using copyrighted materials without permission

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Giving credit to the original author to avoid plagiarism

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Checking the accuracy and reliability of the information

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Respecting privacy by not using personal information without consent

Question 7

What is a benefit of using non-linear storytelling in non-fiction writing?

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It can present information in a more engaging way.

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It keeps events in the exact order they happened.

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It makes the story more predictable.

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It means you don't have to do as much research.

Question 8

Which of these is NOT a type of non-fiction writing?

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Novel

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Biography

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Autobiography

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Diary

Question 9

When choosing sources for your non-fiction writing, which of these is NOT important to consider?

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Popularity of the source

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Accuracy and reliability of the information

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Relevance of the information to your topic

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Author's qualifications and expertise

Question 10

When writing a non-fiction report, what should you consider when choosing sources to include?

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Check if the author is an expert on the topic.

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Make sure the source has references to other sources.

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Check if the source is from a well-known website or organization.

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Only use sources that agree with your ideas.

Question 11

How does bias influence the content of a non-fiction book?

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Bias impacts the selection and presentation of information by the author.

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Bias enhances the entertainment value of non-fiction books.

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Bias has no effect on non-fiction books.

Question 12

When writing the introduction to a non-fiction report, which technique is most effective for grabbing readers' attention?

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Using a personal story that relates to the topic

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Starting with the main idea without any explanation

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Using complex words that most people don't know

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Including information that is not relevant to the report

Question 13

Mark's class is writing a report about pandas. He finds a website with lots of information. How should Mark use this information?

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Put the information in his own words and say where he found it.

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Copy the information from the website word-for-word.

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Only use the website if he can't find any other sources.

Question 14

How can writers use storytelling techniques to make non-fiction writing more understandable and engaging?

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Use vivid descriptions and examples to help readers connect with the information

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Avoid using personal experiences or anecdotes

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Present information in a strictly chronological order, like a story

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Use only formal and academic language, as in a scientific report

Question 15

How can you make non-fiction writing interesting by using both personal stories and facts from research?

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Use a mix of personal stories and research, so they support each other.

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Only use personal stories and don't do any research.

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Only use facts from research and don't include personal stories.

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Don't use personal stories at all, as they can make the writing biased.

Question 16

A well-structured report should NOT include:

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Personal opinions

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A clear introduction

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Headings and subheadings

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A logical flow of information

Question 17

When writing a factual text, it is essential to:

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Provide evidence to support claims

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Use biased language

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Include emotional appeals

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Avoid using technical terms

Question 18

A reliable source of information for a report is:

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Academic journals

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Social media posts

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Anonymous websites

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Opinion pieces

Question 19

The purpose of a subheading in a report is to:

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Divide the text into smaller sections

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Provide a summary of the entire report

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Introduce the main topic of the report

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Add personal commentary

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT a step in the writing process?

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Spelling

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Planning

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Editing

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Researching

Question 21

The purpose of a conclusion in a report is to:

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Summarize the main points

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Provide new information

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State the author's opinion

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End with a personal reflection

Question 22

What is NOT a feature of effective non-fiction writing?

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Personal opinions and stories

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Clear and simple language

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Accurate and factual information

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Logical organization

Question 23

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of non-fiction writing?

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To entertain the reader

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To inform and educate the reader

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To persuade or convince the reader

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To provide a factual account of events

Question 24

Which of the following is NOT a feature of non-fiction writing?

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Uses figures of speech

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Provides factual information

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Has a clear and organized structure

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Is written for a specific purpose

Question 25

In a report, which section gives a general overview of the topic?

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Introduction

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Body

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Conclusion

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References

Question 26

Which of the following is a reliable source of information for a report?

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Encyclopedia articles

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Magazine articles

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Social media posts

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Online blogs

Question 27

What is the primary purpose of a conclusion in a non-fiction text?

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Summarize key ideas

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Reintroduce the topic

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State personal opinions

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Provide new details

Question 28

Which factor is NOT important to consider when writing for a specific audience?

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Personal beliefs

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Age

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Knowledge level

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Cultural background

Question 29

Which of these is **not** a feature of non-fiction texts?

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Fictional

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Informative

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Factual

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Structured

Question 30

What's the first step in writing a non-fiction report?

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Brainstorming and researching

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Writing the introduction

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Proofreading

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Creating a table of contents

Question 31

Which of these is a good example of a factual sentence?

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The largest ocean in the world is the Atlantic Ocean.

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The Earth is flat.

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I believe that chocolate is the best food ever.

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My view is that dogs are better than cats.

Question 32

What's the purpose of a reference list in a non-fiction report?

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To say where you got your information from

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To provide additional information

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To sum up the main points

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To entertain the reader

Question 33

What's the most important thing to think about when writing a non-fiction report?

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The purpose

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The audience

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The structure

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The language

Question 34

Which of these is not a feature of non-fiction writing?

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It expresses opinions and emotions.

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It provides facts and information.

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It is structured and organized.

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It contains verifiable information.

Question 35

What is the first step when writing a report?

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Gathering information

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Organizing your research

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Writing your first draft

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Reviewing and editing your work

Question 36

Which of these sources is the most reliable for non-fiction writing?

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An academic journal

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Wikipedia

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A personal blog

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A social media post

Question 37

Which of these is not a type of non-fiction writing?

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A historical fiction novel

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A news article

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A blog post

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A science report

Question 38

What is the difference between factual and opinionated language?

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Factual language is based on evidence, while opinionated language is based on feelings.

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Opinionated language is more formal than factual language.

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Factual language is more subjective than opinionated language.

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There is no difference between factual and opinionated language.

Question 39

Which of the following is NOT a required element of a non-fiction text?

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Persuasive Language

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Introduction

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Body Paragraphs

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Conclusion

Question 40

What is the main purpose of a report?

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To inform

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To entertain

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To persuade

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To express opinions

Question 41

Which of the following is the correct order of elements in a non-fiction text?

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Introduction - Body Paragraphs - Conclusion

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Body Paragraphs - Introduction - Conclusion

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Conclusion - Introduction - Body Paragraphs

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Body Paragraphs - Conclusion - Introduction

Question 42

Which of the following is a key feature of objective writing?

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Avoiding emotional language

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Using personal pronouns

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Including the writer's opinions

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Using colorful imagery

Question 43

Headings and subheadings in a report are used to:

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Make the text easier to read

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Improve its appearance

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Replace the need for paragraphs

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Summarize the main points

Question 44

The best way to conclude a non-fiction text is to:

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Summarize the main points

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Ask a question

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Give your opinion

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End with a joke

Question 45

Which of the following is an example of a primary source?

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A diary

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A newspaper article

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A textbook

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A novel

Question 46

Why is it crucial to thoroughly check facts and information in non-fiction writing?

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To avoid misleading readers and maintain the writer's integrity

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To make the writing more interesting and engaging

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To impress the teacher or examiner

Question 47

In non-fiction writing, how do authors show both facts and their own thoughts?

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Clearly separating facts from personal opinions

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Only writing about facts and leaving out personal opinions

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Only using subjective language and avoiding facts

Question 48

What feature is NOT typical of non-fiction writing?

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Expresses personal thoughts and feelings

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Provides true and accurate information

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Is structured clearly

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Uses research and evidence

Question 49

Why do we add citations in non-fiction texts?

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To show where information came from

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To add our own ideas

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To make the text more interesting

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To write a longer story

Question 50

Which is a skill necessary for effective research?

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Checking the reliability of sources

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Searching the Internet quickly

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Reading all the information fast

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Avoiding any distractions

Question 51

What is the purpose of a subheading in a non-fiction text?

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To organise the text

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To restate the same information

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To entertain the reader

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To confuse the reader

Question 52

Who are you writing for in non-fiction writing?

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Your readers

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Yourself

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Your teacher

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No one

Question 53

How do non-fiction writers present different perspectives while ensuring their writing is clear and easy to follow?

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Acknowledge different viewpoints and explain how they contribute to understanding the topic.

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Present the most popular viewpoint and ignore others.

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Avoid using personal opinions or subjective language.

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Separate information into different sections for each viewpoint.

Question 54

In non-fiction writing, what is a crucial element?

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Using facts and evidence

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Expressing imaginative ideas

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Sharing personal feelings

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Using figurative language

Question 55

For a report, which source is most reliable when researching?

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Interviews with experts

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Articles found online

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Posts on social media

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Opinions from friends and family

Question 56

When writing non-fiction, it's important to:

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Present information supported by evidence

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Use colorful descriptions

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Share personal opinions

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Use informal language

Question 57

When writing a report, it's essential to:

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Organize information clearly

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Use complex and fancy language

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Include unsupported opinions

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Avoid using sources

Question 58

Which skill is vital in non-fiction writing?

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Using clear and precise language

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Creating imaginative stories

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Appealing to emotions

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Using lots of metaphors and similes

Question 59

When writing a non-fiction report, it's important to:

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Check for errors before submitting

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Avoid using subheadings

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Make claims without evidence

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Copy directly from other sources

Question 60

In non-fiction texts, what is a benefit of using visuals?

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Explaining difficult concepts

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Adding entertainment

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Presenting personal opinions

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Replacing the need for written text

Question 61

Which of the following is **not** a feature of a well-written report?

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Personal opinions

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Accurate information

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Clear structure

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Interesting content

Question 62

What is the best way to begin a report?

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With a captivating introduction to grab the reader's attention

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By starting with the most important information

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With a quote from an expert in the field

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With a definition of the topic

Question 63

What is the key difference between a fact and an opinion?

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Facts can be proven, while opinions cannot.

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Opinions can be proven, while facts cannot.

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Facts are always true, while opinions are always false.

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There is no difference between a fact and an opinion.

Question 64

Which of the following is a reliable source of information for a non-fiction report?

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A reputable newspaper article

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Wikipedia

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A blog post by an unknown author

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A social media post