WorksheetsWriting Section: ARTICLE WRITING and Letter to Editor
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 12mins
The Article writing is a--
formal piece of writing
must not be kept inbox
requires name of the writer
all the above
The Headline of the article
must be catchy
short but concise
apt and reflective of the content
all the above
The name of the author in an article is written--
on the left of the article
before the headline
at the bottom of the article
below the headline in the center with a dash[ - ]
The article writing must include--
Reasons and preventive measures
authentic data to validate the information
a good and impressive introduction
all the above
The word limit for the article writing is--
150-200 words
125 words
125-200 words
None of the above
the sender's address is not necessary to mention in the letter to Editor
True
false
The date in the Letter to Editor is written
Below the sender's address
Above the Receiver's address
in between the sender's address and Receiver's address
All are correct
The closure must be written like--
Your's sincerely
Yours sincerely
Faithfully yours
Yours Faithfully
The introductory paragraph must include--
Our introduction
Our residence' details
The problem that's the cause of concern
All the above
it's imperative to mention the preventive measure in our letter to Editor
true
false
Which option would help Venu with the appropriate organisation of relevant ideas for this article?
A. Expressing concern about several cases of cruelty to animals—Exploring the reasons—Stating the effects—Providing suggestions for peaceful co-existence— Presenting a conclusive outlook
B. Stating the effects of cruelty to animals— Presenting a concluding viewpoint—Providing suggestions for peaceful co-existence—Expressing concern for animal cruelty— Exploring the reasons for cruelty to animals
C. Introducing the purpose of the article—Information about policies and laws for animal protection—Exploring the reasons for the laws— Providing suggestions for peaceful co-existence —Presenting a pledge for awareness
D. Exploring the laws for animal protection—Questioning the efficacy of the laws—Providing suggestions for improvements in the behaviour towards animals— Introducing the purposeof the article—Appeal for joining Co-Existence
Which suggestions, from those given below, would be appropriate for Venu’s article?
reducing human-wildlife conflict, banning habitat destruction, creating more wildlife sanctuaries
protecting the environment, penalising poachers
strengthening execution of animal rights’ laws, increasing awareness, reducing humanwildlife conflict
creation of more wildlife sanctuaries and promotion of research on animals.
Read a sentence from Venu’s article draft and help him complete it by selecting the most appropriate option. As animals find their natural habitat shrinking daily, their interactions with humans keep rising, often to the (i) of the humans and with (ii) for the animals
(i) joy (ii) dangerous outcomes
(i) thrill (ii) lethal consequences
(i) irritation (ii) minimal effects
(i) fear (ii) disastrous result
Which quote should Venu use to summarise the central idea of his article?
"Animals are such agreeable friends―they ask no questions; they pass no criticisms." – George Elio
“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” – Mahatma Gandhi
A tiger may pray, “O Lord, how wicked are these men who do not come and place themselves before me to be eaten; they are breaking Your law.” – Swami Vivekanand
"Clearly, animals know more than we think, and think a great deal more than we know." - Irene M. Pepperberg
