Writing an article

In general, articles are very formal.

• TRUE

• FASLE

Articles are usually short texts, with 2 or 3 paragraphs.

• TRUE.

• FALSE.

You can't use contractions (I'm, you're, it's) in articles.

• TRUE.

• FALSE.

In articles, the language should be very formal.

• TRUE.

• FALSE.

In articles, information and facts are organized in a logical way.

• TRUE.

• FALSE.

Choose the alternatives that best define the topic of an article:

• Articles provide information on the topic and make people think about it.

• It talks about diverse topics.

• Articles can discuss various stories, people, locations, and technical developments.

• It can offer suggestions to its readers.

• All of the options are correct.

Articles usuallu have a ...

• title.

• subheading.

• dateline.

• afterword.

Articles need a original and "attractive" title.

• TRUE.

• FALSE.

An article should include...

• interesting facts.

• opinions.

• personal experiences.

• All the options.

Articles usually have a short introduction, body, and a conclusion.

• TRUE.

• FALSE.