FIRST QUARTER ASSESSMENT IN ENG10 (AY21)

Read each item carefully in this virtual quiz and give what is asked in every set of questions. Good luck and God bless you all!

What is a news headline?

• Explains where and when something happened.

• A sentence that explains what happened.

• A catchy title to grab readers' attention.

• The name of the person who wrote the article.

What should a lead paragraph explain?

• The opinions of eyewitnesses to the story.

• How and why the story is being written.

• Who, what, when, and where the story happened.

• Quotations from the people the story is about.

What is a byline?

• The title of the article.

• Contains the name of the place where the story took place.

• The secondary heading.

• The name of the person who wrote the article.

Where do quotations come from?

• Interviews with people in or near the story.

• The writer makes them up.

• Taken from other news articles.

• They're the same as the headline.

Paragraphs in a news report are generally...

• Short, factual and easy to read.

• Long, descriptive and full of detail.

• not used.

• Should have subheadings

The_______ is a statement that tells the reader what is happening in the picture.

• Credit

• Caption

• Article

• Headline

Tags

CCSS.L.6.4A

Why are news reports written?

• To inform the world of terrible stories that lead to death and other unfortunate events
• To inform citizens of events which are happening in the world locally and internationally
• To make sure people have jobs
• To give people something to do in the morning when they drink their coffee

Tags

CCSS.RI.4.2

CCSS.RI.4.3

CCSS.RI.4.8

Where does this sentence belong: Technology brings school home

• Headline

• Lead paragraph

• Body paragraphs

• Summary / ending

Where does this sentence belong: Learning moving online as COVID crisis continues

• Headline

• Lead paragraph

• Body paragraph

• Summary / ending

Where does this sentence belong: Mr Armstrong said, "My students have done an excellent job under these difficult circumstances."

• Headline

• Lead paragraph

• Body paragraphs

• Summary / ending