Understanding Report Structure and Tone

The video tutorial on English Arcade focuses on report writing, specifically the differences between magazine and newspaper reports. It covers the essential elements, structure, and format of both types of reports, emphasizing formal writing style and factual information. The video provides solved examples to illustrate these differences and concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the channel.

What is the main focus of the video?

• Report writing

• Literature analysis

• Speaking skills

• Grammar rules

What type of report is meant for a specific audience related to a school?

• Magazine report

• Newspaper report

• Incident report

• Accident report

Which report is intended for the general public?

• School magazine report

• Newspaper report

• Personal report

• Class report

What is the main difference between a magazine and a newspaper report?

• The language used

• The audience they target

• The use of images

• The length of the report

Which report type is always based on a school event or function?

• Newspaper report

• Magazine report

• Incident report

• Accident report

What is the main difference between a magazine and a newspaper report?

• The language used

• The audience they target

• The length of the report

• The use of images

Which report type is always based on a school event or function?

• Newspaper report

• Magazine report

• Incident report

• Accident report

What is the tone of both magazine and newspaper reports?

• Humorous

• Formal

• Sarcastic

• Casual

Which tense is predominantly used in report writing?

• Conditional tense

• Past tense

• Future tense

• Present tense

What is not allowed in the style of these reports?

• Third person perspective

• Abbreviations and slang

• Past tense

• Formal tone