Non-Fiction Writing for Year 7 English: Master the Art of Informative Writing

Question 1

What is the main difference between non-fiction texts and other types of writing?

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They present facts and accurate information

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They are made up of fictional stories

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They use lots of persuasive language

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They are written mostly for entertainment

Question 2

What is a defining characteristic of non-fiction writing?

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It gives proof to back up its claims.

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It tells a made-up story.

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It uses emotional language.

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It follows a clear story structure.

Question 3

What is the primary purpose of non-fiction writing?

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To inform and educate

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To create a fictional story

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To entertain and amuse

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To persuade and influence

Question 4

What is a key characteristic of non-fiction texts?

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They are written in a clear and informative style.

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They are made-up or fictional.

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They use persuasive language to convince the reader.

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They include pictures and diagrams.

Question 5

What is a defining feature of non-fiction writing?

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Providing factual information and evidence

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Expressing personal opinions and feelings

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Using fictional characters and exaggerated language

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Creating a sense of wonder and imagination

Question 6

Which of the following is a feature that is typically NOT found in non-fiction texts?

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Use of emotional language and imagery

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Conveyance of factual information

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Organization in a logical structure

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Writing in a clear and direct style

Question 7

Which of these is a common feature of non-fiction texts?

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The use of formal and objective language.

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The author's personal opinions are clearly stated.

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The inclusion of fictional characters and storylines.

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The use of imaginative language to engage the reader.

Question 8

When reading a non-fiction text, what should you NOT expect to find?

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Opinions and personal thoughts

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Facts and real-life information

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Writing in a formal style

Question 9

Which of these is typically NOT found in non-fiction texts?

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Opinions and emotions

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Facts and information

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Clear and concise language

Question 10

What is a main difference between fiction and non-fiction texts?

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Non-fiction texts use accurate information, while fiction can be imaginative.

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Fiction is based on real events, while non-fiction is fictional.

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Fiction texts are always more interesting to read than non-fiction texts.

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Non-fiction texts are written in a formal style, while fiction texts can be written in a variety of styles.

Question 11

What is a key characteristic of non-fiction writing?

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It uses factual information and objective language.

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It aims to entertain the reader.

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It uses personal opinions.

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It includes personal stories.

Question 12

What is a defining characteristic of reviews?

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Objective evaluation of a product or service

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Use of imaginative language and vivid descriptions

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Inclusion of fictional characters and events

Question 13

Which of the following is commonly used in reports to enhance understanding?

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Charts, graphs, and tables

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Opinions and personal experiences

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Emotional language and persuasive arguments

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Stories and poems

Question 14

Which of the following is a defining characteristic of non-fiction writing?

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It presents factual information and real-life events.

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It aims primarily to entertain the reader.

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It heavily relies on abstract ideas and symbolic meanings.

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It is solely written from the author's personal viewpoint.

Question 15

What makes a text non-fiction?

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It's based on real facts and events.

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It uses made-up stories.

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It tries to convince the reader of something.

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It's usually funny and lighthearted.

Question 16

What's the main reason for including instructions in non-fiction writing?

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To help readers complete a task or follow a process

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To share information about a subject

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To entertain readers with a story

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To convince readers to do something

Question 17

Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of non-fiction texts?

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Personal opinions

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Facts and information

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Formal language

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Sources and references

Question 18

When reading a non-fiction text, which feature is important to consider when judging its quality?

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How clearly and logically are the ideas presented?

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How many images and diagrams are included?

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Does the writer express their personal opinions and emotions?

Question 19

Which of the following is NOT a typical feature of a diary entry?

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Use of dialogue

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First-person perspective

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Chronological order of events

Question 20

In non-fiction texts, which feature helps us grasp the information most effectively?

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Precise and technical language

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Vivid and imaginative language

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Casual and personal language

Question 21

In non-fiction writing, what's the first step to make sure your writing is clear and well-organized?

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Brainstorm ideas and gather information to create a clear plan for your writing.

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Start writing without planning, letting your ideas flow freely onto the page.

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Start writing the first draft without thinking about the structure or organization of your ideas.

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Copy the structure and organization of a non-fiction text you've read without considering your own topic or writing style.

Question 22

When writers use persuasive language in non-fiction, what is their main goal?

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Make the reader feel a certain way

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Confuse the reader with difficult words

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Tell a story with many characters and events

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Make the reader think both sides of an argument are equally good

Question 23

In a letter, what's the main reason for using a salutation?

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To politely address the person you're writing to by their name.

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To start talking about what the letter is about.

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To say why you're writing the letter.

Question 24

What is the primary purpose of writing a letter?

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To convey information or ideas

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To express feelings

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To promote a product or service

Question 25

When evaluating the reliability of a non-fiction text, what should you consider?

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The author's expertise and sources

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The author's tone of voice

Question 26

What is the main difference between fiction and non-fiction texts?

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Non-fiction texts provide real information, while fiction texts create imaginary worlds.

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Non-fiction texts use complex language, while fiction texts use simple language.

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Non-fiction texts are shorter than fiction texts.

Question 27

What is a key characteristic of non-fiction texts?

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Objectivity

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Imaginative language

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Plot development

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Persuasive language

Question 28

In non-fiction writing, which technique is often used to persuade readers?

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Using words that evoke strong emotions

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Presenting both sides of an argument

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Citing reliable sources

Question 29

How does the purpose of a non-fiction text influence its structure and language?

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The purpose of a text influences both its structure and language.

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The purpose of a text has no impact on its structure or language.

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The purpose of a text only affects its structure, not its language.

Question 30

To write a non-fiction text, what are the key steps and considerations?

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Brainstorm ideas, gather information, outline, write, edit, and revise.

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Choose a topic, write a draft, and submit it for grading.

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Outline, write an introduction, fill in body paragraphs, and conclude.

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Conduct surveys, analyze data, and write a report.

Question 31

How does the use of vivid imagery and sensory details enhance the narrative in non-fiction writing?

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It creates a more immersive and engaging experience for the reader.

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It provides essential factual information for understanding the subject.

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It adds unnecessary complexity that distracts from the main ideas.

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It is only suitable for fictional stories, not non-fiction writing.

Question 32

How does technology enhance the presentation and accessibility of non-fiction texts?

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Technology helps present complex data and information clearly, making non-fiction texts easier to understand.

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Technology limits access to non-fiction texts because it requires special equipment and skills.

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Technology makes non-fiction texts less engaging by replacing traditional storytelling methods.

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Technology has no impact on the presentation and accessibility of non-fiction texts.

Question 33

How can humor and satire enhance the appeal of non-fiction writing?

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Make complex information more relatable and engaging

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Express the writer's personal opinions

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Undermine the seriousness of the topic

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Show disrespect to the reader

Question 34

In non-fiction writing, how can writers reduce the impact of personal biases to present a fair and balanced perspective?

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Seek out and include different viewpoints.

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Only include information that supports their own views.

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Avoid using personal pronouns.

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Rely exclusively on statistics and data.

Question 35

How do precise word choice, effective sentence structure, and logical flow enhance the clarity and comprehension of non-fiction writing?

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They improve the reader's understanding of the non-fiction text.

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They make non-fiction writing sound more formal.

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They are only important in fictional writing, not in non-fiction writing.

Question 36

When writing a non-fiction article, how can authors ensure the accuracy and credibility of the information they present?

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Conducting thorough research and verifying information from multiple reliable sources

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Relying solely on their own knowledge and experiences

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Using only information found on the internet

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Making educated guesses and assumptions

Question 37

How do authors of non-fiction ensure the accuracy and credibility of their writing?

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By citing reliable sources and providing specific evidence

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By relying solely on their own memories

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By making assumptions and stating their own opinions

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By relying solely on their own personal experiences and beliefs

Question 38

In non-fiction writing, which ethical principle should authors place the highest importance on?

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Accurately presenting information

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Using persuasive language

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Incorporating personal opinions

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Avoiding controversial topics

Question 39

When judging the reliability of a non-fiction text, what is the most important factor to consider?

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The author's expertise and qualifications

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The number of sources used by the author

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The popularity of the text

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The author's writing style and tone

Question 40

In non-fiction writing, what are the pros and cons of using personal stories and experiences? How can writers strike a balance between being objective and connecting with readers on a personal level?

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Using personal anecdotes can make writing more engaging but may compromise objectivity.

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Personal experiences should never be used in non-fiction writing because they can lead to bias.

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Non-fiction writing should always prioritize objectivity and avoid personal experiences.

Question 41

How can non-fiction writers ensure their work represents society fairly and accurately by including different perspectives and voices?

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Interview and quote people from diverse backgrounds and experiences.

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Only include perspectives that support their own opinions.

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Rely solely on their own personal experiences.

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Avoid discussing controversial or sensitive topics.

Question 42

How does figurative language, like metaphors, similes, and personification, make non-fiction writing more interesting and effective?

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It helps readers connect with the writer's ideas.

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It makes non-fiction writing less factual.

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It's not needed in non-fiction writing.

Question 43

How can bias influence an author's viewpoint and the information presented in a non-fiction text?

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Bias can lead an author to present a one-sided or unfair perspective.

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Bias has no effect on the information presented in a non-fiction text.

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Bias only affects fictional writing, not non-fiction writing.

Question 44

When assessing the reliability of a non-fiction text that uses persuasive language, which of the following is NOT a trustworthy sign?

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The use of emotional appeals and personal stories.

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The use of specific examples and evidence to support claims.

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The author's knowledge and experience in the field.

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The inclusion of opposing viewpoints and counterarguments.

Question 45

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

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Short stories

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Essays

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Auto/Biographies

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Articles

Question 46

When analyzing a non-fiction text, which of the following aspects is most important to consider?

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The author's purpose

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The use of figurative language

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The plot development

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The characterisation

Question 47

When writing a non-fiction report, which of the following is essential?

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Using formal language and avoiding contractions.

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Including personal anecdotes.

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Presenting opinions as facts.

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Using informal language to connect with the reader.

Question 48

What is a key difference between non-fiction and fictional texts?

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Non-fiction is based on true events.

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Non-fiction uses figurative language.

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Non-fiction is shorter than fiction.

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Non-fiction is written in the present tense.

Question 49

When conducting research for a non-fiction piece, which of the following is important?

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Checking the credibility of sources

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Relying on only one source

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Copying and pasting information directly

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Relying solely on personal experiences

Question 50

Which of the following is an example of a non-fiction subgenre?

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Biography

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Science fiction

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Fantasy

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Folklore

Question 51

The main purpose of an article is to:

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Provide information

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Tell a story

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Express opinions

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Create awareness

Question 52

Which of the following are examples of non-fiction text types?

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Essays, articles, biographies

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Fiction

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Poetry

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Drama

Question 53

What is the main purpose of a biography?

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To provide accurate information about a person's life

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To tell a fictional story

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To express the author's opinions and feelings

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To analyze historical events

Question 54

Which skill is NOT essential for analyzing non-fiction texts?

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Writing creatively

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Identifying main ideas

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Evaluating the credibility of sources

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Making logical inferences

Question 55

What is the main goal of persuasive writing in non-fiction?

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To convince readers to adopt a certain viewpoint

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To inform readers about a topic

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To entertain readers with a story

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To analyze and discuss a particular issue

Question 56

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

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Presentation of factual information and logical arguments

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Use of vivid imagery and figurative language

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Expression of personal emotions and opinions

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Focus on character development and plot structure

Question 57

What's the main difference between writing a personal narrative and a fictional short story?

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Personal narratives are based on real events, while fictional stories are made up.

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Fictional stories are usually longer than personal narratives.

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Personal narratives use more descriptive language than fictional stories.

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Fictional stories can be set in the future, while personal narratives cannot.

Question 58

Which element is typically NOT included in a personal letter?

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Bibliography

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Date

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Salutation

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Closing

Question 59

Which type of writing is a factual account of a real person's life?

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Biography

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Fairy tale

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Poem

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Drama

Question 60

What is the main purpose of an essay?

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To inform or persuade the reader

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To tell a fictional story

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To share personal opinions

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To entertain the reader

Question 61

Which characteristic is essential for effective non-fiction writing?

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Clear and concise language

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Exaggeration and biased opinions

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Long and complex sentences

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Lack of supporting evidence

Question 62

What is the purpose of a biography?

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To provide a factual account of a real person's life

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To tell a made-up story about a character

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To argue for or against a particular point of view

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To share the writer's personal experiences and feelings

Question 63

Which of the following is a type of non-fiction writing that presents facts and ideas in a clear and organized way?

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Essay

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Poem

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Story

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Speech

Question 64

What is the main purpose of a biography?

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To tell a true story about a person's life

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To entertain the reader

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To persuade the reader to think or act a certain way

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To inform the reader about a specific topic