News Headlines Quiz

When should a question mark be used in news headlines?

• To make a definite statement

• To express uncertainty

• To add excitement

• To convey a sarcastic tone

How are opinions typically presented in news headlines?

• In passive voice

• Using past perfect tense

• With present simple reporting verbs

• Using gerunds

Which punctuation is commonly used to add excitement to a statement in news headlines?

• Exclamation mark

• Comma

• Period

• Semicolon

What is often omitted in news headlines to simplify the language?

• Adjectives

• Prepositions

• Articles

• Verbs

What is the most commonly used form to indicate future events in news headlines?

• Using Gerunds

• Using Infinitives

• Using Present continuous

• Using Past participles

Which verbs are commonly used to report opinions in news headlines?

• Present perfect verbs

• Present continuous verbs

• Present simple verbs

• Past simple verbs

How are opinions or controversial statements typically presented in news headlines?

• In the past perfect tense

• Using gerunds

• With present simple reporting verbs

• Through passive forms

What's a common way to hint at future events in news headlines?

• Using the present participle

• Using a gerund

• Using 'to' + infinitive

• Using the present perfect

What is typically used to indicate upcoming events in news headlines?

• Present participle

• Past perfect

• To + infinitive

• Gerund

How are verbs typically treated in news headlines?

• They are always conjugated fully

• They are usually omitted

• They are conjugated in the present perfect tense

• They are used in passive forms only