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Do emojis and gifs restrict our language and communication?

Read the text and answer the questions

Multiple Choice

In the first paragraph of the opinion, the author describes the adjectives “ungood', 'plus good' and 'double plus good' used to express emotions in the story 1984 by George Orwell. Why is the author showing those words?

• To show how varied can languages can be

• To show different words to express feelings

• To show how simple and limited the language can become

• To show examples of synonyms and antonyms

Multiple Choice

The previous questions shows an example of:

• hard facts

• newsworthy

• grab the reader's attention

• maintain a stance

Multiple Choice

According to what’s written in the whole text, what is the author stance on the matter “Do emojis and GIFs restrict our language and communication?”

• He doesn’t like non-verbal ways of communication.

• He thinks that emojis affect vocabulary use negatively.

• He believes that using Emojis and images is normal and effective.

• He likes emojis or expressions because they save time.

Multiple Choice

“It has been said that although an average adult native English speaker has an active

vocabulary of about 20,000 words, a vocabulary of just 3000 words provides coverage

for around 95% of common texts”.
According to the previous extract from the text we can conclude that:

• Languages are slowly but steadily dying due to the internet.

• People don’t understand what they are reading or saying.

• To understand a language you must have an extensive vocabulary.
  

• It is not necessary to have a vast knowledge of vocabulary to communicate.

Multiple Choice

The previous questions shows an example of:

• hard facts

• newsworthy

• grab the reader's attention

• maintain a stance

Multiple Choice

The word “ungood” in the text could be replaced with:

• excellent

• complicated

• very good

• bad

Draw

draw your favorite emoji.

Open Ended

What were the two ideas expressed related to news articles?

Open Ended

What are the 3 things to talk about in news articles?

Multiple Choice

The _______ tells the reader who wrote the article.

• headline

• byline

• caption

• column

Multiple Select

The headline is used to _____________.

• give more details about the story.

• summarize the main points of the story.

• catch the readers' eyes.

• sum up the story in a few words.

Multiple Choice

The ________ tells you how and why about the story.

• headline

• lead

• body

• caption

Multiple Choice

What is the name for the words in bold, "America Attacked"?

• byline

• newsline

• headline

• main line

Multiple Choice

A headline should briefly tell the main idea of the article.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

The lead summarizes the main points of the story: usually the _____________________ .

• who

• what

• when

• why

• where

Multiple Choice

News articles should include the author's opinions.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Purpose: It quickly tells readers what the article is about before they start reading. It also grabs a reader's attention.

• Byline

• Headline

• URL

• Section Title

Multiple Choice

When possible and when relevant, it is good to include direct quotes in a news article.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Definition: It's a photograph (or video) near

the top of an article. It's usually under

the headline.

• Image

• Section Title

• URL

• Section Title

Multiple Choice

The name of the person who said a direct quote should always be included.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which caption is the best to represent the picture?

• I need to win Asian Para Games basket ball to buy new wheel chair

• Practice makes perfect

• Are you okay bro?

• Basket ball competition in Asian Para Games

Multiple Choice

Name the highlighted element.

• Byline

• Headline

• Placeline

• Body

Multiple Choice

Definition: It's the exact day when the

article was published or updated.

• Image

• Section Title

• Date

• Related Articles

Multiple Select

Which of the following is true about the body of a news article? (select all that apply)

• It contains facts.

• It contains quotes or phrases of witnesses.

• it includes a questionary

• The most important details come first.

Open Ended

What are the 5 WHs?