Газетные заголовки: вопросы для викторины

What are the main functions performed by newspaper headlines?

• To use metaphors and epithets to create emotional coloring

• To provide a brief overview of the article's content and attract readers' attention

• To provide a detailed description of events and use complex constructions

• To contain multiple quotes and dialogues to attract attention

The newspaper headlines make up the following syntactical patterns:

• Only compound sentences and sentences with direct speech

• Only elliptical sentences and sentences with verbal structures

• Only declarative sentences and interrogative sentences

• Declarative sentences, interrogative sentences, nominative sentences, compound sentences, sentences with direct speech, sentences with verbal structures, elliptical sentences

What lexical features are often found in newspaper headlines?

• Usage of verbs, political and economic terms, abbreviations, colloquial and slang words

• Usage of names, verbs, adjectives and adverbs

• Usage of only abbreviations and colloquial words

• Usage of only political and economic terms

What grammatical features are characteristic of newspaper headlines?

• Using present and past tenses, as well as infinitives, to indicate future actions

• Using only infinitives to indicate future actions

• Using only present tense to indicate current events

• Using only past tense to indicate past events

What are the stylistic features often found in newspaper headlines?

• Use only wordplay and alliteration

• Use only emotionally charged words and metaphors

• Use only epithets and slang expressions

• Use emotionally charged words, metaphors, epithets, wordplay, and alliteration

What syntactic features can be found in newspaper headlines?

• All the below mentioned

• Only elliptical sentences and sentences with verbal structures

• Only declarative sentences and interrogative sentences

• Only compound sentences and sentences with direct speech

What lexical features are often found in newspaper headlines?

• Use only abbreviations and colloquial words

• Use only political and economic terms

• Use nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs

• Use verbs, political and economic terms, abbreviations, colloquial and slang words

What grammatical features are characteristic of newspaper headlines?

• Using only the present tense to indicate current events

• Using only the past tense to indicate past events

• Using only the infinitive to indicate future actions

• Using the present and past tense, as well as the infinitive, to indicate future actions

What are the stylistic features often found in newspaper headlines?

• Using emotionally charged words, metaphors and epithets, wordplay and alliteration

• Using only emotionally charged words and metaphors

• Using only wordplay and alliteration

• Using only epithets and slang expressions

What syntactic features can be found in newspaper headlines?

• All the below mentioned

• Only declarative sentences and interrogative sentences

• Only compound sentences and sentences with direct speech

• Only elliptical sentences and sentences with verb structures