Article Analysis Quiz

What is an example of context for an article about suntanning?

• Australian beach culture.

• The history of suntanning.

• The benefits of sunscreen.

• The dangers of swimming.

What might the writer want people to do regarding suntanning?

• Use sunscreen and wear hats.

• Avoid the beach.

• Get a tan regularly.

• Ignore UV levels.

What should you find in the first part of the article?

• A quote that shows what the writer is saying.

• The author's background.

• The publication date.

• The article's title.

What is a technique the writer uses to make the reader agree?

• Ignoring statistics

• Using personal experience

• Avoiding emotional language

• Disregarding expert quotes

What does the writer want the reader to feel or think after reading the article?

• Concerned about skin cancer

• Indifferent to sun safety

• Excited about sunbathing

• Uninterested in health issues

What is the writer likely to discuss in the last part of the article?

• A call for change

• A summary of unrelated topics

• A list of sunscreen brands

• A history of sun exposure

What is the role of emotional language in the article?

• To evoke feelings in the reader

• To provide factual information

• To confuse the reader

• To present statistics

What might the writer use to make the reader agree?

• Facts and statistics

• Fictional stories

• Irrelevant anecdotes

• Unrelated data

What is the writer's intention by using personal experience?

• To connect with the reader

• To confuse the reader

• To provide irrelevant information

• To avoid the main topic

What do you see next after the first thing in the image?

• The background

• The main subject

• Where your eye goes after the first thing

• The text