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Feature Article Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of a feature article?

a)

To deliver breaking news

b)

To persuade the reader to buy a product

c)

To entertain and inform with a human-interest story

d)

To criticize government policies

2.

What element is essential in a feature article?

a)

Timely headline only

b)

Strict objective facts

c)

Creative storytelling

d)

Advertisement

3.

Which part of a feature article is designed to grab the reader's attention?

a)

Body

b)

Conclusion

c)

Lead or Introduction

d)

Byline

4.

Which of the following best describes the tone of a feature article?

a)

Formal and detached

b)

Dramatic and emotional

c)

Light and conversational

d)

Always humorous

5.

A good feature article should include:

a)

Only the opinions of the writer

b)

Complete statistics without explanation

c)

Interviews, quotes, and real-life experiences

d)

No supporting details

6.

Which question is MOST helpful when developing a feature article?

a)

Who is the President of the country?

b)

Where is the closest mall?

c)

What is the human story behind the event?

d)

When is the next school break?

7.

In a feature article, a “quote lead” means:

a)

The article ends with a quote

b)

The title is in quotation marks

c)

The story opens with a direct quote from someone involved

d)

The article has no lead

8.

What makes a feature article different from a news article?

a)

It only talks about celebrities

b)

It uses more creative language and storytelling

c)

It contains more spelling errors

d)

It is always written in future tense

9.

Which of the following is an example of a feature article title?

a)

"Fire Hits Warehouse in Manila"

b)

"President Delivers SONA Today"

c)

"Rising from the Storm: One Family’s Journey After Typhoon Egay"

d)

"Gas Prices Increase Again"

10.

What is the usual structure of a feature article?

a)

Introduction, body, conclusion

b)

Caption, abstract, reference

c)

Title, menu, summary

d)

Bibliography, survey, timeline