Which two questions does informative writing often answer?

• "Who" and "when"

• "Where" and "what"

• "Why" and "how"

• "What" and "which"

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What is NOT included in informative writing?

• Facts

• Opinions

• Explanations

• Instructions

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In what manner is informative writing meant to be presented?

• Biased

• Unbiased

• Emotional

• Persuasive

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What is the purpose of the audience in informative writing?

• To be entertained

• To learn about a topic

• To be persuaded

• To hear opinions

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Which of the following is NOT a form of informative writing?

• Brochure

• Article

• Report

• Song

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What type of writing is meant to be unbiased?

• Persuasive writing

• Informative writing

• Narrative writing

• Descriptive writing

Which form of writing is used to share knowledge and facts?

• Informative writing

• Creative writing

• Fictional writing

• Poetic writing

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What is the goal of informative writing?

• To entertain

• To share opinions

• To share knowledge

• To create suspense

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What is NOT a characteristic of a good introduction?

• It is vague

• It introduces the topic

• It includes a thesis statement

• It sets the stage for the essay

Which of the following should you avoid in body paragraphs?

• Introducing new ideas

• Repeating ideas

• Supporting the thesis

• Using examples