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Information Reports

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which one of these is NOT part of writing an Information Report?

a)

Presenting

b)

Researching

c)

Writing

d)

Editing

2.

An Information Report is a _______ text

a)

Fiction

b)

Non-fiction

3.

An Information Report tells us about the author's opinion

a)

True

b)

False

4.

What should you write at the end of your Information Report?

a)

A sentence persuading the writer to read your next piece of work

b)

"Thanks for reading folks"

c)

A summary of the main points

d)

Some information about another topic

5.

You decide to copy and paste some information from a website into your Information Report.

What is this called?

a)

Copyright vindication

b)

Plagiarism

c)

Being smart

6.

How your work looks is more important than the content.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

What must you put at the end of your sentences ?

a)

A comma or full stop

b)

An emoji

c)

Punctuation such as a question mark, exclamation mark or full stop.

d)

Nothing - you just start a new line.

8.

To summarise means...

a)

To bring together

b)

To briefly re-state main points

c)

To make a rough copy

d)

To examine carefully

9.

The very first step of writing an Information Report is to....

a)

Evaluate the information you have

b)

Decide on your topic

c)

Do online research

d)

Write your introduction

10.

The second step of writing an Information Report is to.....

a)

Search for books and articles

b)

Write down everything you already know about your topic

c)

Find background information

d)

Research online

11.

The third step of writing an Information Report is to....

a)

Decide what font you want to use

b)

Read a book about your topic

c)

Form some critical questions to guide your research

d)

Identify your topic

12.

The next step of writing an Information Report should include which of the following....

a)

Searching for books and articles about your topic

b)

Doing online research about your topic

c)

Interviewing your friends about what they have for lunch

d)

Interviewing people who know about your topic

e)

Deciding what music to listen to while you write

13.

What things can you do to make sure your Information Report is accurate? (choose at least two)

a)

Use reliable sources

b)

Include attractive headings

c)

Trust every website

d)

Check that your information is correct

e)

Consider different perspectives

14.

If your information is accurate and can be trusted it is....

a)

Relevant

b)

Reliable

c)

Glossary

d)

Irrelevant

15.

You want to find out how many people visit the Auckland Sky Tower and what they do there.

Which is the best search term to type into the Google search box?

a)

I need to know more about how many people go to the Sky Tower and why

b)

Facts about Auckland Sky Tower

c)

How tall is the Sky Tower and how much does it cost to do a bungee jump there?

d)

Auckland tourist attractions

16.

Including graphs or diagrams in your Information Report can be helpful.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

You are writing an Information Report about a town landmark.

Which is the most logical order for your six paragraphs?

a)

1) What it looks like

2) Whose idea it was and why it was built

3) Who designed and built it

4) What it is and where it is

5) Review of main points

6) Who it is important to now and why

b)

1) What it is and where it is

2) What it looks like

3) Whose idea it was and why it was built

4) Who designed and built it

5) Who it is important to now and why

6) Review of main points

c)

1) Whose idea it was and why it was built

2) Who designed and built it

3) Review of main points

4) What it is and where it is

5) Who it is important to now and why

6) What it looks like