Feature Articles Quiz

What is a feature article?

• An article that deals with fictional events and trends.

• A more 'creative' article that deals with real events, issues, and trends.

• A straight news article that emphasizes facts.

• An article that focuses on scientific research.

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How does a feature article differ from a straight news article?

• It emphasizes facts rather than people.

• It deals with fictional events.

• It emphasizes people rather than facts.

• It focuses on scientific data.

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Which of the following is NOT a type of feature article mentioned in the image?

• Human Interest

• Personality

• Fictional Stories

• Informational

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Which type of feature article focuses on providing instructions or guidance on a particular skill or product?

• Human Interest

• How to (skill or product)

• Past Events

• Personality

What type of feature article is likely to include lists such as "Top 10's"?

• Human Interest

• Personality

• The "Best" / top 10's

• Informational

Which type of feature article is designed to evoke emotional responses from readers?

• Human Interest

• Informational

• Past Events

• How to (skill or product)

Which type of feature article focuses on the life and achievements of a specific individual?

• Informational

• Personality

• Past Events

• The "Best" / top 10's

What is one effective way to resolve conflicts when arguments get heated, according to the article?

• Shouting louder

• Using silence

• Ignoring the other person

• Walking away

What is a benefit of using silence during an argument?

• It escalates the conflict

• It allows you to gather your thoughts

• It makes the other person more angry

• It shows you are uninterested

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According to the article, what can silence help you do in a conversation?

• Avoid the topic

• Reflect on your thoughts and feelings

• Win the argument

• Make the other person feel guilty

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