Article Writing Quiz - CBSE Class 11 English

Free practice quiz: Article Writing (CBSE Class 11 English). 20 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.

This CBSE Class 11 English practice quiz has 20 multiple-choice questions on Article Writing, and 20 of them come with an explanation. Try the 5 sample questions below (tap an option to check yourself), then play the full quiz online. No sign-up needed.

Sample questions

1. Which of the following is NOT a key element of a well-structured article?

   1. Engaging introduction
   2. Supporting evidence
   3. Personal opinions
   4. Clear conclusion
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   Answer: C. Personal opinions

   While personal opinions might be subtly woven in, a strong article relies on facts and evidence, not subjective feelings.

2. What is the role of a strong conclusion in an article?

   1. To introduce new information
   2. To restate the main points and offer a final thought
   3. To leave the reader confused and wanting more
   4. To contradict the introduction
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   Answer: B. To restate the main points and offer a final thought

   A good conclusion summarizes and leaves a lasting impression.

3. What is the significance of using headings and subheadings in an article?

   1. To make the article look cluttered
   2. To improve readability and organization
   3. To confuse the reader
   4. To reduce the overall word count
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   Answer: B. To improve readability and organization

   They help readers scan and understand the article's structure.

4. How does the use of strong verbs impact the effectiveness of an article?

   1. It makes the article boring and predictable
   2. It makes the article more dynamic and engaging
   3. It has no impact on the article's effectiveness
   4. It makes the article less concise
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   Answer: B. It makes the article more dynamic and engaging

   Strong verbs add energy and precision.

5. How can an article effectively address counter-arguments or opposing viewpoints?

   1. By ignoring them completely.
   2. By acknowledging and refuting them with evidence.
   3. By presenting them without comment.
   4. By distorting the counter-arguments to make them seem weak.
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   Answer: B. By acknowledging and refuting them with evidence.

   Addressing counterarguments demonstrates thoroughness and strengthens the article.

More questions in this quiz

Answers and explanations are in the full quiz.

1. What is the primary purpose of the introduction in an article?
2. What tense is most commonly used in article writing?
3. How should supporting evidence be presented in an article?
4. What is the ideal length for a typical newspaper article?
5. Which of these is a good strategy for writing an engaging introduction?
6. How can you ensure objectivity in your article?
7. How can you make your article more credible?
8. What is the purpose of using transitions in an article?
9. Explain the difference between a feature article and a news report.
10. What is the importance of proofreading and editing before submitting an article?
11. Discuss the role of visuals (images, charts, etc.) in enhancing an article.
12. Analyze the impact of using different writing styles (formal vs. informal) on the overall tone and reception of an article.
13. Evaluate the significance of maintaining a consistent voice and style throughout an article.
14. Critically analyze the ethical considerations involved in writing and publishing an article, including plagiarism and factual accuracy.
15. Discuss the strategies for optimizing an article for different platforms (print, online, social media), considering factors such as length, style, and formatting.

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