Article Writing Essentials

This video tutorial by Adam focuses on writing articles, particularly for Cambridge exams like FCE and CAE. It covers the importance of creating engaging titles, organizing content for readability, and using appropriate language and tone. The tutorial provides examples of articles on cooking and music, emphasizing the differences between article and essay writing. It concludes with tips for making articles fun and engaging, applicable to both exam preparation and blogging.

What is an example of a colloquialism mentioned in the video?

• Have to

• Gonna

• Going to

• Want to

What is the primary focus of the video presented by Adam?

• How to write a novel

• How to write a report

• How to write an article

• How to write a poem

Which of the following is NOT a criterion for scoring in the Cambridge exam?

• Content

• Creativity

• Organization

• Language

What is the main theme of the sample article about cooking?

• Cooking techniques

• The science of cooking

• Cooking as a lifelong lesson

• The history of cooking

What is the title of the sample article about music?

• Music and Emotions

• The History of Music

• The Power of Music

• Music Moods and Memories

Why is article writing important for non-exam takers?

• It is essential for writing academic papers

• It is useful for writing blog posts and newsletters

• It is necessary for writing scripts

• It helps in writing novels

What is the first step in approaching the task of writing an article?

• Choosing a catchy title

• Researching the topic

• Writing the conclusion

• Drafting the body

How many words should an engaging article title ideally have?

• Ten to fifteen words

• One to two words

• Five to ten words

• Two to five words

What is a key difference between article writing and essay writing?

• Essays are more entertaining

• Articles are more fun and engaging

• Articles are more academic

• Essays are shorter

What type of language should be avoided in article writing?

• Idiomatic expressions

• Formal academic language

• Casual language

• Colloquial language